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Thirteen curated source visuals, including three additional Sparrow connection-setting screenshots and the original ERC-1967 explorer example. Interfaces are documentation examples, not a product endorsement.

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Bitcoin Core example wallet overview with balance and transaction history — **Bitcoin.org / Bitcoin Core contributors · source screenshot**An example wallet overview from Bitcoin.org’s interface documentation. The balances belong to the source’s demonstration, not a live account or market feed. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-16 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

Bitcoin Core coin selection window listing individual transaction outputs — **Bitcoin.org / Bitcoin Core contributors · source screenshot**Bitcoin.org’s coin-control example makes individual spendable outputs visible. This is a documentation-era screen, not a claim about the latest release. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-16 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

Sparrow Wallet desktop interface as shown on its official features page — **Sparrow Wallet contributors · source screenshot**A first-party Sparrow Wallet interface example. Product screenshots illustrate the control surface; they are not a product rating. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-16 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

Sparrow Wallet detail view of transaction history — **Sparrow Wallet contributors · source screenshot**The transaction-history detail supplied by Sparrow Wallet. Shown at its native scale where possible. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-16 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

Sparrow Wallet send screen showing inputs, change, transaction fee and recipient — **Sparrow Wallet contributors · source screenshot**Sparrow’s published send-screen example exposes the transaction’s inputs, outputs and fee. The on-screen prices, amounts and addresses are historical demo data. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-16 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

Sparrow Wallet transaction editor showing the signing process — **Sparrow Wallet contributors · source screenshot**Sparrow’s transaction-signing example separates preparing a transaction from authorizing it. Source-provided demo, not a transaction performed for this article. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-16 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

Paris skyline under a swirling blue and gold sky, the Ethereum Foundation’s Merge announcement artwork — **Ethereum Foundation blog; individual artwork credit not supplied in the source page · historical source artwork**Artwork accompanying the Ethereum Foundation’s 24 August 2022 Merge announcement. Historical source artwork, not a photograph of the network or evidence of its performance. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-16 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

Uniswap v3 emblem on the project’s original launch artwork — **Uniswap Labs · historical source artwork**Uniswap Labs’ original artwork for its 23 March 2021 v3 announcement. It identifies the historical release, not an endorsement. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-16 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

Uniswap’s example comparing full-range and concentrated liquidity positions — **Uniswap Labs · source diagram**The project’s own concentrated-liquidity example from 2021. Its assumed numbers illustrate a mechanism; they are not current prices, measured returns or a forecast. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-16 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

Sparrow settings showing the Public Server connection option — **Sparrow Wallet documentation contributors · source screenshot**A documentation example of the public-server option. The connection setting changes which server receives wallet queries; this is not an endorsement or a live connection test. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-19 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

ERC-1967 documentation screenshot showing an Etherscan proxy contract view — **ERC-1967 authors / Etherscan interface · historical source screenshot**The original explorer example included in ERC-1967. It illustrates how an explorer exposes proxy information; this historical screen is not a current verification of any contract or a claim that its implementation is safe. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-19 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

Sparrow settings showing the Bitcoin Core connection option — **Sparrow Wallet documentation contributors · source screenshot**The source documentation's Bitcoin Core connection control. Running and connecting to your own node is a separate operational responsibility. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-19 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.

Sparrow settings showing the Private Electrum connection option — **Sparrow Wallet documentation contributors · source screenshot**The private-server option in Sparrow's source documentation. A private server must actually be operated and verified; selecting a label alone does not establish privacy. Original source ↗Retrieved 2026-09-19 · Permission/replacement review remains with the owner.