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# How to update a project

### Update project metadata (name, description, logo...)

Fill this form: <https://forms.defillama.com/metadata-update>

### Update TVL

If you'd like to update the code used to calculate the TVL of a DeFi project already listed on DefiLlama:

1. Fork the [Adapters repo](https://github.com/DefiLlama/DefiLlama-Adapters) (button towards the top right of the repo page).
2. Make your changes to the fork (generally easiest by cloning your new fork into a desktop IDE).
3. Make a Pull Request from your fork, to the main DefiLlama Adapters repo, with a brief explanation of what you changed.
4. Wait for someone to either comment on or merge your Pull Request. There is no need to ask for someone to check your PR as they are monitored regularly.

### Events

If you'd like to update or add an **Event** to a DeFi project listed on DefiLlama:

1. Same as steps 1 & 2 above, fork the [Adapters repo](https://github.com/DefiLlama/DefiLlama-Adapters) (button towards the top right of the repo page) so that you can make your changes.
2. Add a "hallmarks" export to module.exports and add your hallmark as an array inside of an array (i.e. hallmarks: \[\["2025-05-29", "what happened"]]. You can add more by separating the inner arrays with a comma(","). View an example of hallmark entries [here](https://github.com/DefiLlama/DefiLlama-Adapters/blob/main/projects/uniswap/index.js#L57). The dates must follow the YYYY-MM-DD standard.
3. Once you have added the Hallmarks make a Pull Request from your fork, to the main DefiLlama Adapters repo, with a brief explanation of what you changed.
4. Hallmarks is not for adding any product development but instead its meant to explain changes in TVL. Only add events that had an impact on the TVL of a project.
5. Wait for someone to either comment on or merge your Pull Request. There is no need to ask for someone to check your PR.


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