Editorial policy

Sources

We read RSS feeds of industry media, exchanges and projects in Russian, English and Turkish. The newsroom maintains the source list and can disable a source. We do not republish articles: a story has our own short summary and links to all original publications.

How AI prepares a summary

Publications about one event are grouped into a story (event signatures are compared, not headline words). AI determines the topic, coins and importance (1–5), filters out non-crypto items and advertising, then writes a 1–3 line summary from the source texts.

System rules forbid investment advice and price predictions; the summary is also checked automatically, and a story that triggers the rules goes to an editor.

Number checks

Every number in a summary (amounts, percentages, dates) is looked up in the source texts, accounting for different notations (“1.5B” = “$1,500,000,000”). If a number is not found, the story is not published automatically and goes to an editor with the unverified numbers flagged.

Editor review

Stories of the highest importance (5) are always reviewed by an editor before publication. An editor can correct the text, topic, coins and importance, merge or split stories, or reject a story. A story edited by an editor is no longer overwritten automatically.

Every story page says “reviewed by an editor” or “not reviewed by an editor”.

Translations and languages

If a story has no text in the page language, we show the text in another language with a language label and never present it as a translation; such pages are excluded from search indexing.

Corrections

Errors in published stories are corrected openly: the story page shows a “Corrected” note with the date, and the edit is listed in the corrections log. You can report an error via the contact page.

Advertising and independence

Advertisers and partners have no influence on the choice or content of news. How advertising is labeled is described on the “Advertising and affiliates” page.