Sources

TokenTrail pages are drafted and checked only from a fixed library of sources stored with the project. The table below lists every document cited anywhere on the site. It is built automatically from the source list on each page, so it stays in step with what we publish. Each row shows the grade, the publisher, a link to the document and the number of pages that cite it. Primary (grade A) sources come first, and within each grade the most-cited documents are listed at the top.

What do the grades mean?#

• Grade A — primary sources: protocol specifications, client source code, regulators, official protocol documentation and original authors. These carry the rules, figures, dates and definitions on our pages.
• Grade B — expert secondary sources: used for explanation, for example a data provider describing how it calculates a metric.

How should you use this table?#

The “Cited on” column shows how many pages cite each document. On any single page, numbered citations link to that page’s own source list, where each source is shown with its grade. Links go to the original publishers. We do not control those pages, and a link is not an endorsement.

What if a source changes or a link breaks?#

Publishers sometimes revise or move documents after we read them. If a link no longer works, or a source now says something different from the page that cites it, please tell us through the contact form. Corrections are listed in our editorial policy.