Some CheckXDC updates from today... A lot of the work happening behind the scenes isn't necessarily something you're going to notice IMMEDIATELY when opening the website. But it's important. The current codebase passed 290/290 tests, all 21 additional regression checks passed, and the updated dependencies returned 0 reported advisories in isolated testing. The Terminal search was also tested through actual interactions on desktop and mobile. Not just making sure a page loads... actually typing, submitting, navigating, and going back. Now I'm shifting more attention toward Check and XDC Flow. One thing I really want to get right is the difference between information that can actually be verified and information that simply isn't available. For example, if a data provider goes down, CheckXDC shouldn't suddenly show 0 transactions. If a transaction can't be verified, that doesn't automatically mean it never happened. And if something is documented through an institutional announcement, that doesn't necessarily mean there's publicly observable on-chain activity to support it. On the reverse, just because there's no publicly visible on-chain activity doesn't mean a partnership, integration, or institutional relationship doesn't exist. All those distinctions matter. I want people to eventually be able to open CheckXDC, research something about the XDC ecosystem, and understand not only WHAT they're looking at, but where the information comes from and how much of it can actually be verified. There's still a lot I want to build, especially around XDC Flow, ecosystem activity, and making the platform useful for everyday research. Development progress IS happening behind the scenes. I'm trying to build something that becomes genuinely useful to the XDC community long term. And there's a lot more I want to do with It.