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Editorial and update policy

Crypto and financial information changes quickly. Our goal is not to predict prices, but to show where information comes from, when it must be rechecked and which risks cannot be omitted.

Source priority

  1. Official exchange, wallet, blockchain and regulatory documentation;
  2. Public market and industry data that can be cross-checked;
  3. Reputable reporting for context, not as a substitute for official rules;
  4. Community discussion as a topic lead only, never direct proof.

Pre-publication checks

Guides should verify official domains, critical security steps, network and address risks, KYC or regional restrictions, and fee uncertainty. Temporary promotions are never described as guaranteed. Tax, legal and regulatory content must direct readers to official local rules.

How AI is used

AI may help organize outlines, translate material and identify missing questions, but it does not replace source verification. Generated numbers, platform rules, links and conclusions must be checked before publication. The live AI assistant is an educational tool, not personalized advice from an editor or licensed professional.

Updates and stale content

High-change topics receive priority review: exchange sign-up and KYC, wallet interfaces, security features, regional availability and regulation. Material changes should update the page date. Steps that can no longer be verified should be removed, marked historical or clearly flagged for official confirmation.

Corrections

Clear factual errors are corrected as soon as practical, with priority for issues affecting security, funds or compliance. Minor wording edits may not receive a separate note; a changed central conclusion should be explained in the article.

Editorial independence

Affiliate links do not control risk conclusions. Platforms that may generate a commission must still have restrictions, custody risks, leverage risks and regional availability disclosed. Rankings or recommendations are not based solely on commission rates.