Keep the evidence.
Keep the corrections.
An investigation should preserve what was known at the time. New information adds context; it should not silently rewrite the original.
01 / FICTIONAL CASE
ATLAS, on the record.
This example demonstrates a research record. It is not a real token, a verified chain receipt or a performance history.
A common starting point
Funder 01 sends initial gas to three wallets.
Contract deployed
The deployer creates ATLAS and supplies a pool.
Early buying concentrates
Launch-window recipients receive 24.6% of supply.
An allocation moves
Deployer transfers tokens to the labelled treasury.
A snapshot, not a verdict
The candidate cluster holds 18.7%. Lock expiry is still unverified.
02 / REVISION INTEGRITY
A change is part of the story.
The earlier sample snapshot is preserved alongside the later one. A change in balance does not establish a sale; a correction should name the source and explain the reason.
Compare the sample snapshots ↗