The record was in the footer

The header of every page here carried three links — Exchange, MoneroRoute, LightningSwap — and that was the whole of it. Everything else was markedfooterOnlyin the navigation file, which is a flag with a good reason behind it: the bar had overflowed twice and printed through the wallet chip, and reading material was the half that lost.

The reasoning was right about the bar and wrong about what had been put behind the flag.

The left column is what a visitor can do. The right column is the only reason to believe the left column. One of them was four scrolls down on every page of the site.

The two satellites that prompted this work because of what they contain. One is 87 documented cases of people traced or prosecuted for using a transparent chain, each sourced to a court record or a government announcement. That is a collection — its value does not depend on who assembled it, and it would be the same document on anybody’s domain.

What is kept here is not a collection. It is a measurement this site takes by running: every time somebody prices a transfer, every provider is asked the same question at the same moment, and the answers are kept. Detach that from the product and you have a page of numbers whose provenance is now a claim rather than a mechanism. The product is the methodology section.

So: no second domain. A fourth link instead, and a page behind it that enumerates everything with its live count — the records. Measured, reference, explained, and the record kept about the build itself.

Nothing about the data. Not one figure moved, no measurement improved, and a navigation change is the easiest kind of work in the world to mistake for progress. It is worth being exact about what was actually wrong: the information was published, free, keyless and correct, and it was published the way a notice is published by being pinned inside a cupboard.

There is one thing the new page says that no individual page did, because it only becomes visible when the set is laid out together. Every figure in it is a quote. Not one of them is an arrival. A provider that quotes generously and settles short would sit high in all of these tables and deserve to sit nowhere near the top, and this site has never measured the difference. That sentence now sits at the bottom of the index rather than in a paragraph on one page that most readers of the other pages will never open.