Follow what changed
Use the changelog to see what shipped before you rely on an old guide, screenshot or assumption.
TL;DR
- Read shipped changes in the live changelog.
- Check the date when older guidance no longer matches the product.
- Use Day 0 availability for the launch-state reference.
The product can move faster than a saved screenshot or remembered instruction. The changelog tells you what shipped; the handbook explains why the current behaviour matters.
Read the shipped record
Open the platform changelog for the current record of product changes.
Check the entry date and scope. A change to one product surface does not imply that a separate money action, lifecycle gate or protocol parameter also changed.
Reconcile old guidance with the live product
Start with the newest changelog entry relevant to the route. Then compare the current platform tutorials and the handbook page that owns the decision or risk.
Day 0 and shipped changes answer different questions
Day 0 records the intended launch set. The changelog records changes after shipping. Use the live platform controls and status page for current action availability.
Common questions
What if an older handbook instruction conflicts with the changelog?
Follow the current live control for the action, review the latest changelog and use private Support when the difference affects your account or money.
Can a changelog entry prove a feature is operating normally?
No. It records what shipped. Check platform status for current incidents and the live interface for the action available now.
Where should I check the launch feature set?
Use See what is live on Day 0 for the canonical launch-state summary, including the community tools and separate trading pause.