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{"actor":"judge","decided_at":"2026-08-25T18:17:51.249Z","decision":"review_revise","investigation_id":"6d22be35-5877-4b5b-9788-cc2ef0ad0540","new_score":4,"page_slug":"trump-memecoin-august-2026-sec-investigation-request","prev_score":14,"reason":"The page's central claim - that Senators Warren and Blumenthal requested, but did not obtain, an SEC investigation into the $TRUMP memecoin - is verified against the Senate Banking Committee's own release and held consistently throughout the page (claim_findings[12]), and no claim on the page was found to be factually contradicted by its sources. The review did surface a cluster of correctable sourcing problems rather than false statements: a citation attached to a '90 million tokens unlocked in July 2025' claim actually documents a different, earlier 40-million-token unlock (claim_findings[6]); a sentence places Senator Schiff inside the SEC-referral narrative when his documented role was in a separate Mar-a-Lago document-request effort (claim_findings[17]); a '58 wallets with $10M+ profits' figure is paired in the same sentence with a 988,905-wallet loss figure drawn from a different, later study (claim_findings[8]); one claim about foreign-national ownership and emoluments concerns carries no traceable citation (claim_findings[25]); and wallet-concentration percentages could not be reconciled against a primary on-chain source (claim_findings[3]). A stale present-tense price figure (claim_findings[32]) reflects ordinary memecoin volatility rather than an editorial defect. Because these are provenance and attribution problems on an otherwise well-corroborated page with a solid, accurately held central thesis, a moderate downward adjustment with a request for correction is warranted rather than escalation or approval without changes.","score_delta":-10,"sequence_num":3,"submission_content_hash":null,"submission_id":null,"submission_kind":null,"submission_valence":null,"v":1}