Editorial policy

Our job is to make crypto news and rules understandable without making things up. These are the standards every article is held to.

Sourcing

• Every factual claim is linked to its source. We prefer primary sources: laws, regulator and court documents, company filings, official data and on-chain records.
• Reports from other outlets are attributed by name. We do not present unverified claims as fact.
• Prices and market data are labelled with their source and time. Calculations show their inputs so you can check them.

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No financial advice

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Corrections

If we get something wrong, we fix it promptly and update the article's "updated" date. Material corrections are noted at the end of the article, describing what changed. To report an error, use our corrections form.

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