Publish the current status plainly
The website should always make it clear what exists today, what is still being developed, and what is only a future concept. At present, no public eCoin sale is active.
Document the network
Before public participation, eCoin should publish the technical architecture, confirmation model, operating assumptions, governance approach, material dependencies, and known limitations in language both technical and non-technical readers can use.
Explain issuance and supply
Any future token documentation should state how eCoin is created or issued, the relevant supply rules, who can change those rules, whether allocations exist, and any restrictions that materially affect users.
Explain participation rules
If a future offering is announced, the public should be able to review eligibility requirements, supported jurisdictions, identity-verification requirements, risk disclosures, official instructions, and applicable restrictions before taking action.
Explain security responsibilities
Future documentation should describe wallet security, custody choices, recovery, user responsibilities, incident reporting, and any important security assumptions without making absolute security claims.
Keep a clear change record
Material changes to the network, token rules, offering status, eligibility, or public documentation should be dated and described in plain language so visitors can understand what changed.
Make official channels verifiable
The official website is ecoin.efind.com and the public contact is ecoin@efind.com. Additional official channels should be identified on this website before visitors are asked to rely on them.