Tokenomist assigns one of three claim statuses to every tracked token distribution, creating a confidence hierarchy that helps investors assess the reliability of upcoming supply events. The Status column in the Supply Analytics table displays this classification for each claim, making it immediately visible which events are projections, which are confirmed announcements, and which are historical facts. Whitepaper status is the earliest stage. These claims are derived from published tokenomics documents, vesting schedules, or governance proposals. They represent the project's stated intention but carry the highest uncertainty — teams may revise timelines, adjust allocations, or cancel distributions entirely. Committed status indicates that the project team has explicitly announced the distribution, often by preparing on-chain transactions or publishing execution timelines. While the tokens haven't moved yet, the team's public commitment significantly reduces the likelihood of changes. Completed status is the terminal state: tokens have been transferred on-chain and verified in the beneficiary's wallet. This three-stage system transforms raw unlock schedule data into actionable intelligence. By filtering the Supply Analytics table by status, you can separate high-confidence historical data (Completed) from forward-looking projections (Whitepaper) and near-term commitments (Committed). This distinction is critical for building accurate supply models — treating a Whitepaper-status claim with the same certainty as a Completed claim would misrepresent the actual supply trajectory.