English changes for exchange doc (neo-project#427)

According to neo-project#414, neo-project#417, and neo-project#418
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+# Document for Exchange Developers
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+This document is intended to guide exchange developers to set up NEO nodes on the exchange server and complete related program development for NEO assets transactions. Before reading, maker sure you have read [NEO White Paper](index.html) and understand the NEO background knowledge and technologies. 
+
+> [!Note]
+>
+> Different versions of NEO-CLI are different in ways of interfacing with exchanges. Please note the version behavior differences before upgrading your client version.
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diff --git a/en-us/exchange.md → en-us/exchange/v2.6.0.md b/en-us/exchange.md → en-us/exchange/v2.6.0.md
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 # Document for Exchange Developers
 
-This document is intended to guide exchange developers to set up NEO nodes on the exchange server and complete related program development for NEO assets transactions. Before reading, maker sure you have read [NEO White Paper](index.html) and understand the NEO background knowledge and technologies. 
+>  [!Note]
+>
+> This document provides information based on [Neo CLI v2.6.0](https://github.com/neo-project/neo-cli/releases/tag/v2.6.0).
 
 In general, an exchange needs to do the following：
 
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    [event, from account, to account, amount]
 
+   ```json
+   {
+   	"type": "ByteArray",
+   	"value": "7472616e73666572"
+   }
+   ```
+
    -  The first object with the type "bytearray" and the value "7472616e73666572", as shown in the example, can be converted to the string "transfer". "transfer" is a method in NEP5 that represents an asset transfer.
    -  The second object in the array is the account address where the asset is transferred from. Its type "bytearray" and the value "d336d7eb9975a29b2404fdb28185e277a4b299bc“ can be converted to "Ab2fvZdmnM4HwDgVbdBrbTLz1wK5TcEyhU". Note that for the hexadecimal string with "0x" prefix, it is processed as big endian; otherwise, it is processed as small endian.
    -  The third object in the array is the account address where the asset is transferred to. If the address is an exchange account address, it is a deposit transaction.