Research methods
How to write a finding people can check
Preserve the source, the observation, the inference and the unresolved question.
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A useful finding contains a claim narrow enough to test. The reader should be able to identify the asset or system, the relevant time, the source and the specific observation. A screenshot without context or a large number without a definition leaves too much work to inference.
Keep four parts visible
State what was observed, how it was obtained, what conclusion follows and what additional evidence would be needed for a stronger claim. Preserve the original record even when the interpretation changes. Record corrections with dates rather than quietly replacing an earlier conclusion.
For named people, distinguish a documented relationship, an allegation, a settlement and a judgment. An undisclosed conflict can be significant without proving a coordinated scheme. Conversely, correcting a false numerical claim does not erase a separately supported red flag.
The FOMO dossier demonstrates both directions: it rejects the same-entry claim while retaining the deployer's earlier purchase and the investor-disclosure question. The standard is the same whether the result strengthens or weakens an accusation.
Fuentes
- MASTR: TRUMP investigation workbook, 22 August 2026
- MASTR: FOMO / MEME public-evidence dossier, 4 September 2026
- MASTR Research: From Decentralisation to Attention Capture, July 2026
Investigación revisada el 5 de septiembre de 2026. Historical cases retain the date and legal status of the cited record.