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What Offstage is

A public research record comparing marketing claims to primary documents: court filings, corporate registries, blockchain explorers, and archived web pages. No author is named. No investor personal data appears on this site.

What counts as a source

Government registries (ACRA, houjin-bango, Nevada SOS, FSA)
Court records (PACER, Clark County)
On-chain data (Solscan, Solana explorers)
Official agency databases (SEC EDGAR, CertiK Skynet)
Wayback Machine snapshots of issuer websites

What we do not publish

Unverified gossip or victim chat excerpts
Claims without a linked primary source
Personal data of bondholders or researchers
Identity assertions where sources do not confirm

Corrections

Pages show a last-verified date. When primary sources change, pages update.

How we verify claims

Every factual claim on this site follows the same process: identify a claim made in marketing or issuer materials, locate the corresponding primary source (registry, court filing, blockchain explorer, or archived web page), and state what the source shows. Claims are separated from interpretations. Where a source does not confirm a claim, we say so. Where multiple interpretations are possible, we state the range. We do not bridge separately true facts into unverified conclusions. Every page shows a last-verified date so readers know when sources were last checked.

Each claim maps to at least one primary source URL
Source documents are captured or archived at time of research
Disputed or ambiguous facts are marked with explicit caveats
When a source changes, the page is updated or marked as stale
No inference substitutes for a missing source