What we report, and what we do not
The desk covers the machinery of crypto markets: protocol upgrades and their trade-offs, stablecoin reserves and regulation, exchange and custody developments, security incidents and their post-mortems, and the macro conditions that move the asset class. Each story is written to explain the mechanism rather than to relay a headline.
We do not publish price predictions or price targets, and nothing here is financial advice. Where a story assesses ongoing risk, that assessment is stated as a judgement and attributed to the writer. Figures are sourced in the story, and when one changes we correct the page rather than quietly — the editorial policy sets out how, and the team page lists who covers what.
News, guides and ratings
Reporting is deliberately separate from the scored ratings. A story tells you what happened; a rating scores a service against a published rubric, set out in our methodology. When an incident is material to a rated service, the review is revised and its last-checked date moves.
Where background helps, stories link to a guide rather than re-explaining the basics. If a piece on an exploit assumes you know how bridges work, on a depeg that you know how a stablecoin holds its peg, or on validator penalties that you know what slashing is, those are one click away. The full library is in Learn, and live prices are on the market pages.