Website record
The website Signal Feed and Activity Log are the canonical public reference points for Vitality Signals.
Vitality Signals
Vitality Signals are public-safe project activity records designed to help the community follow development, verification, website, documentation, contract, safety, and ecosystem progress across the Vitality project.
What are Vitality Signals?
Each Vitality Signal - or "Vital" - is a clean public record of selected project activity. Signals may be created from approved sources such as website updates, GitBook updates, public development records, contract verification records, community notices, and major ecosystem milestones.
Signals are not raw internal logs. They are classified, sanitised, and published only when the information is safe for public visibility.
Telegram signal
Telegram can receive short public alerts that point people back to the website record.
Controlled release
Signals should show project progress without exposing sensitive operational information.
Signal levels
Signal levels help the community understand the type and importance of each public record without turning development updates into hype or trading commentary.
Standard progress
Normal public development activity, such as a small website update, documentation polish, or routine build record.
Important build signal
Meaningful project progress, such as an infrastructure update, launch-readiness record, or contract documentation update.
Safety or risk notice
Community safety, scam-prevention, outage, verification, or urgent public warning notices.
Major milestone
Rare major ecosystem updates, such as major launches, deployment milestones, or significant public releases.
Example Vitals
These examples show how public records may appear. Historical Vitality records may be backfilled into the Activity Log where they are useful, public-safe, and aligned with the signal system.
Vitality MVP status page template added
A public website template was added to support clearer MVP status communication across the Vitality website.
ProjectVitality Website
TypeWebsite Update
StatusRecorded
LevelGreen
Official contracts page updated
A public-facing contracts record was updated to improve clarity around official Vitality contract references.
ProjectVitality Token
TypeContract Record
StatusPublished
LevelOrange
Official safety notice
A community safety notice may be published when users should verify links, avoid impersonators, or follow official channels only.
ProjectVitality Community
TypeSafety Notice
StatusActive Notice
LevelRed
Major Vitality milestone recorded
A major public milestone may be promoted as a featured signal when it represents a significant step in the Vitality roadmap.
ProjectVitality Ecosystem
TypeMajor Milestone
StatusFeatured
LevelPurple
What signals may include
Allowed signal areas
- Website updates and public UX improvements
- GitBook documentation updates
- Public development records and build milestones
- Contract verification or official contract record updates
- Security review records and community safety notices
- Major ecosystem milestones and featured signals
What signals never include
- Private keys, seed phrases, API keys, tokens, credentials, or RPC secrets
- Private investor data, private contributor details, or personal information
- Unreleased exploit details or sensitive security weaknesses
- Private wallet strategy, treasury movement strategy, or internal operations
- Raw internal logs, private repository detail, or backend approval logic
Telegram and the website Activity Log
Telegram is designed for short public alerts. The website Activity Log is designed to be the longer-term canonical public record. When a signal appears in Telegram, the preferred flow is for that alert to point back to an official Vitality website record.
Signals may mention safe origin language such as "website update", "documentation update", "public development record",
or "contract verification record", but public signals should not link directly to repositories, pull requests, commits,
or raw source records at this stage.
Official signal and verification links
Use official Vitality links to verify project information. Community members should avoid relying on screenshots, copied messages, impersonator accounts, or unofficial links.
Signal Feed
View public Vitality Signals and featured project updates.
Activity Log
Review the canonical public activity record for signals.
Official Contracts
Verify official Vitality contract references and public records.
Start Here
Begin with the official Vitality project overview and key pages.
Vitality GitBook
Read the public documentation and project reference material.
Telegram Signals
Follow official public signal and announcement updates for the Vitality project.
Telegram Community
Join the official Vitality community discussion channel.
No expectations and not investment advice
Vitality Signals are public project activity records. They are not investment advice, trading signals, financial advice, guaranteed performance indicators, or promises of return.
No expectation of profit, token value, reward, liquidity, market performance, or future project outcome should be formed from a signal. Signals exist to support public transparency, verification, and community awareness.