Identify what the contract or mint actually represents.
A token's visible name is a starting point, not a complete asset identifier. This collection examines contract addresses, decimals, ownership records, and the distinctions that matter when interpreting transfers. Read the full guide for a review process that keeps token identity and display formatting clear before you combine records or compare balances. Begin with the articles below, then visit the linked topic overviews for a shorter introduction or a route into the related material.
Reliable token records begin with exact asset identity. Learn why symbols cannot serve as database keys, how to preserve raw quantities and decimal scaling, and how to connect transfer events with balance snapshots without confusing permissions, custody, or ownership claims.
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