If you hold TSMB or CRMB, first confirm that your balance is on-chain, then decide whether to include this distribution in your available funds.

Verified facts: Users who hold TSMB or CRMB balances on-chain will receive bStocks distributions through a multiplier adjustment method.

My assessment: This affects the distribution verification entry point. For TSMB or CRMB, I will first check the multiplier adjustment in the on-chain records to determine whether the quantity has already been reflected; I won’t see the word “distribution” and assume the cash has already arrived. This assessment applies only to the on-chain holding scenario explicitly named in the announcement.

You can: Open the on-chain asset record for your TSMB or CRMB, note the quantities before and after the adjustment, and the record positions; if you only see vague indications, don’t count this distribution toward the next step of available funds.

Verification check: Later, confirm whether on-chain records show changes corresponding to the multiplier adjustment; if not, or if the record location doesn’t match how you hold the assets, continue to treat this distribution as a pending item for verification.