Editorial standards

What we cover

Crypto News reports developments across the crypto industry: networks and protocol upgrades, exchanges, stablecoins, decentralized finance, security incidents, policy and enforcement. We publish news and analysis of what has happened. We do not publish trading signals, price targets or personal investment recommendations.

How stories are sourced

Stories rest on primary material wherever it exists, including filings, official statements, code repositories, governance proposals and on-chain data, alongside reputable reporting. Sources are linked in the text. Each piece separates what is confirmed from what is unclear or disputed, and says so plainly when a question remains open.

Independence

What we cover and how we frame it are editorial decisions. A mention of any project, token, company or service is reporting, not an endorsement, and coverage of a project does not imply a view on its value or prospects.

Corrections

When a story contains a factual error, it is corrected. Material corrections are noted in the article so readers can see what changed and why.

Information only

Everything published on Crypto News is information only. It is not financial, investment, legal or tax advice, and it does not replace your own research or a qualified adviser. Crypto assets are volatile and can lose value.