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Possible COI editing

If per this edit you speak of OpenSea as "our", you really need to review WP:COI and declare any COI you have before editing on this topic. Given it's in the crypto/blockchain area, you probably need to not edit on topics you have a COI in at all - check the restrictions on crypto stuff listed above, and consider why such stringent rules would have been added (the answer: a firehose of crypto spam). For sourcing on crypto articles, it's basically mainstream WP:RSes and peer-reviewed academic papers - crypto sites are literally all in the business of promotion - David Gerard (talk) 01:32, 29 December 2019 (UTC)