Corrections
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Screener — yield column
Datafound internalWhat was wrong. USPD showed a four-digit APY carried straight through from the upstream aggregator, which had divided a reward emission by a near-zero pool balance. For roughly two days the asset sorted to the top of the yield ranking.
What changed. Implausible APYs are now capped, flagged and listed with their raw upstream value on the data-quality log instead of being rendered. The sanity check runs on every refresh, not on ingest only.
See the affected pagePeg deviation and average-deviation stat
Verdictfound internalWhat was wrong. NAV-accruing tokens (tokenized Treasury funds, whose price is designed to rise) were scored against a $1 peg, so they registered as permanently depegged and dragged the site-wide average deviation upward.
What changed. Assets now carry an explicit asset class. NAV-accruing tokens are excluded from peg-deviation scoring and from the average-deviation stat; the change is recorded as methodology v1.2.
See the affected pageFreshness labels sitewide
Displayfound readerWhat was wrong. Prerendered pages shipped with a build-time timestamp, so a cached page could claim data was updated 'just now' when the underlying snapshot was hours old.
What changed. Freshness is computed client-side from the payload timestamp, and a stale payload is labelled stale rather than fresh. Anything served past its TTL says so.
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