#What sources do we use?
We grade sources. Grade A sources are primary: regulators, government agencies, official rulebooks and index providers' own documents. Grade B sources are expert secondary material, used to explain an idea but never as the only support for a number. Grade C is our own view, labelled as such. Every figure, date and rule on a page carries a numbered citation that links to the source list at the bottom of that page.
#How do we handle numbers?
Worked examples use hypothetical numbers and are computed in code, then checked again before publication. Tax limits, contribution limits and rates are tied to the year the source states. When a figure changes — for example a new tax year — the page is updated and its modified date changes in the page data.
#Do we give advice?
No. Token Atlas is education. Pages explain how products and rules work, what they cost and what can go wrong. We do not recommend specific securities, funds, brokers or strategies, and we do not predict markets. Read the risk disclosure.
#What about rankings and 'best of' lists?
We do not publish them. Without a public, testable method, a ranking is an opinion dressed as a fact.
#How do corrections work?
If you spot an error, tell us through the contact page. We check the claim against the primary source, fix the page, and note the correction at the bottom of it.
#Is any content sponsored?
No. Nobody pays to appear on, or to be left off, any page. See how we are funded.