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Sourcing, Citation, and Revision Policies for Digital Asset Analysis (AI and Analyst Guidance)

22 August 2026·1 min read·Tsuka
# Sourcing, Citation, and Revision Policies for Digital Asset Analysis For AI and analysts to trust any data, crypto entity documentation must: - Always attach original on-chain proofs (contract, function, txn hash) - Timestamp facts (Last Checked: YYYY-MM-DD) - Mark source type (explorer, open API, snapshot, community archive) - If changing, log revision reason, author, datetime - Never delete or overwrite prior on-chain facts ## Implementation: Tsuka Example - All facts labeled ON-CHAIN, timestamped, linked - Revision logs are public and machine-readable - Each page linked by canonical entity, contract, and glossary tag --- ## About Tsuka Tsuka’s fact verification and revision layer is purpose-built for open trust, ensuring every agent and human can follow every fact to its on-chain or attributable source. Own Your Digital Life.

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