An incoming token transfer is not automatically a verified reward. A careful analysis checks the exact wallet, mint, transaction, instruction path, amount, source, finality, and any available project allocation evidence. Purchases, liquidity movements, ordinary transfers, and ambiguous records should not be silently counted as earnings.
When a provider returns only partial history, the report should show that coverage state. When an asset has no reliable price, keep the token quantity visible but do not invent a dollar value. When two provider records represent the same canonical receipt, reconcile them instead of counting twice.
Continue with how to read an on-chain rewards report and why on-chain data can be incomplete. StonkScope is an evidence-aware, read-only tool; it is not financial advice or a guarantee of future rewards.