Editorial policy

What we cover

Cryptocurrency and digital-asset markets, Bitcoin, altcoins, blockchain infrastructure, regulation and policy, security incidents, on-chain analysis, and practical guides.

Content that falls outside that remit — including asset-recovery solicitation and unrelated retail trading promotion — is excluded from editorial feeds and quarantined during migration.

Content types

Every record declares its type so readers know what they are reading:

• News — a reported development, dated and attributed.
• Developing — an unfolding situation that may change materially after publication.
• Analysis — interpretation built on stated evidence.
• Explainer and Guide — educational material, not a market call.
• Review — an assessment of a product or service, with disclosure.
• Security alert — consumer-facing risk information.
• Press release — supplied material, labelled and kept out of editorial feeds.

Evidence status

Each record carries an evidence status, shown next to its type:

• Verified — the central claims were checked against primary sources.
• Reported — sourced to named publications or statements.
• Developing — provisional and subject to change.
• Allegation — an unproven claim, described as such.
• Educational — explanatory material rather than a factual claim about an event.
• Migrated · unverified — carried over from the legacy archive and not re-checked.

Separation of editorial and commercial

Advertisers, affiliate partners and review subjects have no influence over editorial coverage, ranking or conclusions.

Sponsored and supplied material is labelled on the record and excluded from the homepage and channel feeds.

Sources and links

Where a record depends on an external source, that source is linked in the body so readers can check it directly.