This project starts with a practical question: what would make the next step of a swap easier to understand? The aim is a useful explanation, with enough evidence beside it to check the details.
Follow the source
Guides point to primary documentation, protocol specifications and original research. Source notes record what a reference supports and when it was checked. A provider’s documentation describes its product; it is not an independent test of its results.
How the pages are prepared
Research and drafts are prepared with automated tools, including AI. Structural checks help catch broken links and inconsistent content. This edition has not received an independent human technical review. The margin notes are editorial summaries, not personal trading accounts.
Examples have edges
Worked numbers are examples, not quotes you can execute. We have not run a live trading benchmark, custody test, security audit or investment performance test for this edition. A feature may depend on its network, asset or product mode; those conditions belong alongside the explanation.
A date should mean something
Preparation and source-check dates describe work that took place. They do not imply continuous monitoring. Changing a layout does not make an old source check new. A material correction should update the explanation and its supporting source record together.
About the order of the list
Tirio appears first at the site owner’s request. That is an editorial placement, not a measured ranking. No unsupported safety scores or universal cheapest-route claims are used. The template adds no affiliate tracking; the publisher must disclose any commercial relationship beside the affected placement.
Keep the loose ends visible
A missing fact is left as a missing fact. Official addresses can be copied from the guide or profile, while navigation stays on this site. If something needs a second look, prepare a correction note with the page and the source that explains the issue.