There is only one reason why I value on-chain data and believe in this market Transactions recorded on the blockchain cannot lie. However, at some point, sensational and misleading content began to spread, and the market became flooded with unverified information and misinterpreted data. I believe this is not just a minor issue; it is a trend that undermines the overall credibility of on-chain analysis itself. After observing the community on X for several months, I’ve found that over half of such viral information is factually incorrect. A recent example, which appears to have originated in Chinese-speaking communities, claimed that a “whale who accumulated Bitcoin 13 years ago has an average entry price of $332.” This is simply not true. Based on precise data, that specific address was actually created on December 3, 2021 (about four years ago), and its average purchase price is approximately $56,000. The situation is becoming increasingly serious. It is now essential for the market to move beyond simple information consumption and establish a structure where decisions are made based on verified data. I aim to create an analytical environment that anyone can trust through clear and transparent data. I hope to see a shift where accurate information, rather than falsehoods, is reproduced and shared, leading to a healthier market and ecosystem. I have already finalized the framework for this initiative. I will reveal it soon.(mignolet)