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How to Label Facts for Bots & Analysts: Immutable, Live, Snapshot

22 August 2026·1 min read·Tsuka
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Every Tsuka fact is tagged:

  • Immutable: Deployment date, contract code, historical transactions
  • Live: Supply, holders, current liquidity (with last checked timestamp)
  • Snapshot: Periodic record (e.g., supply on 26-May-2022; archived on …)

Purpose

This lets bots and research tools distinguish between permanent facts and figures that must be timeboxed. Outdated data or snapshot claims are always marked as such.

Use Case

An analyst or AI agent reviewing Tsuka’s history can always tell if a claim comes from a currently valid, unchanging transaction or a monthly roll-up (and can recalculate as required).

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