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Was: The page said the SpaceX (SPCXB) reward link was undocumented.
Now: Binance's September 28 notice documents it: SPCXB is a bStock issued by BTech Holdings Limited, paid from 30 percent of MARSCOIN spot fees to holders above 10,000 tokens.
Was: The August 4 story named Mk3 firmware only and said a strong passphrase gave real protection.
Now: Coinkite's status page also covers Mk4, Mk5 and Q seeds and says a passphrase does not repair an affected seed. The story now carries an update.
Was: The Nexus mainnet was dated April 21.
Now: The Nexus blog gives May 20, so the gap to the Upbit listing was about six weeks, not ten.
Was: The page said the token sold off on the news.
Now: It did the opposite: a record near $0.079 on September 6, and about $0.0124 on October 7. The Coinbase announcement date is August 24, not August 25.
Was: The page said SOL did not move on the announcement and gave the wrong weekday.
Now: Benzinga reported a gain of up to 5 percent, and August 27, 2026 was a Thursday.
Was: A 194.83 million HOME unlock was dated September 10.
Now: The cited post describes a 750 million HOME unlock on June 10. The September date was removed.
Was: Trading on Upbit was said to open at 17:00 KST.
Now: Upbit's notice gives 20:00 KST.
Was: Coinbase and OKX listings were dated in August and Bybit on July 29.
Now: Exchange data shows Coinbase, OKX and Bybit all started on July 30.
Was: The Aerodrome and Velodrome merger was placed in July 2026.
Now: It was announced on November 13, 2025.
Was: The Binance spot listing was dated only as 2025.
Now: Binance candle data puts the first spot trade on August 18, 2025.
Was: Several earlier news pieces carried line charts assembled by hand from reported prices and captioned "indicative". They were not exchange data and in places differed from it.
Now: Those charts were removed. Where a price chart is useful it is now drawn from real Binance spot candles; the short recaps that carried them were moved to the news archive.
Was: The tracker and the June 29 story said a MASK token was confirmed and that Rewards Season 2 was running.
Now: MetaMask's own help page says there are no plans for a MASK token and that Season 1 has ended. The status is now speculative, and the June 29 story carries a correction.
Was: The page implied a 2026 Jupuary round had been paid.
Now: Only the 2024 and 2025 rounds were delivered. The 2026 round was postponed, not paid.
Was: The weekly pool was given as 500,000 points.
Now: The documentation gives 10,000,000 points a week. An unverifiable snapshot date was removed.
Was: The Ignite program was said to start on July 24.
Now: It started on July 20. July 24 was the date of the press release.
Was: Funding was described as settling hourly.
Now: Funding settles about every 43 minutes (8,571 blocks), per the project's own explanation.
Was: The page said Backpack had gone public on Nasdaq.
Now: That was wrong. The June 12 Nasdaq debut mentioned in the source was a different company. The claim was removed.
Was: The weekly ceiling was given as 1.2 million points and a slashing event on August 10 was reported.
Now: The ceiling is 600,000 points a week, and the cited source did not support the slashing claim, which was removed.
Was: The page pointed to afx.com as the official site.
Now: afx.com is an unrelated trading service. The official site is afx.xyz.
Was: The page placed the INK announcement in October.
Now: The Ink Foundation announced the token on June 17, 2025.
Was: The page advised collecting OpenSea XP as a way to qualify.
Now: The rewards program ended on March 30, 2026, so that advice no longer applied.
Was: The Coinbase listing was dated 2026.
Now: Coinbase added Fartcoin to its roadmap on June 5, 2025 and opened trading on June 12, 2025.
Was: The page said the AI token debuted on Binance.
Now: The token debuted on April 29 on Coinbase, Kraken and KuCoin. Binance's spot pair is AIGENSYN/USDT and arrived later.
Was: The Coinbase BNB listing was dated October 15, 2025.
Now: October 15 was the roadmap addition. Trading began on October 22, 2025.
Was: The story gave the wrong weekday for August 4, 2026.
Now: August 4, 2026 was a Tuesday. The weekdays were removed.
Was: The excerpt and body gave different bitcoin prices ($62,700 and $62,750).
Now: Both now use $62,750.