Editorial policy

Sourcing

• Primary sources first: protocol documentation, on-chain records, audit reports, regulatory filings, court documents, official statements.
• Secondary reporting is attributed to the outlet that produced it and never presented as our own verification.
• Where a claim originates with a company, we attribute it to that company and label it as a provider claim.

Verification and evidence labels

Every article carries an evidence status so readers know how firm the underlying reporting is.

• Verified — checked against primary sources named on the page.
• Reported — attributed to identified sources; not independently confirmed by us.
• Developing — an unfolding situation where details are expected to change.
• Allegation — an accusation or claim that has not been proven.
• Provider claim — a statement from a company that we have not independently verified.

Independence

Editorial decisions are made independently of any commercial relationship. Advertisers, affiliate partners and reviewed companies have no influence over conclusions, ratings, or whether a story is published.

Contributors must disclose material holdings in an asset or company relevant to a story. Where a conflict cannot be avoided, it is disclosed on the page.

Prices, data and forecasts

Market figures are timestamped and attributed to their source. Digital-asset data is volatile and may be stale by the time it is read; readers should verify current values with the source before acting.

We do not publish price predictions as fact and do not present analysis as a forecast of returns.

Artificial intelligence

Automated tooling may assist with research support, translation drafts and production tasks. Published material is reviewed by a person who is accountable for its accuracy. AI systems do not make editorial judgements about whether a claim is true.

Updates

Substantive changes are reflected in a visible updated date. Developing stories may be revised repeatedly as facts are confirmed.