Sources over speculation.
How CoinEditorial handles free editorial submissions, evidence, corrections and educational coverage.
Free editorial publication
Reading, submitting a story and publication are free. CoinEditorial does not sell advertising, sponsorship placements or favourable coverage. Acceptance is an editorial decision, not a service that can be purchased.
Evidence and attribution
Factual claims should be traceable to documentation, announcements or data. A project’s statement is identified as its statement, not independently verified fact. Headlines must reflect the article. Publication dates must not be changed simply to appear fresh.
Clear content labels
News briefs describe sourced developments. Explainers teach a subject. Perspectives present analysis. Project overviews and submitted announcements identify their sources and must not be presented as independent certification.
Production standards
Sources are available for readers to inspect. Concept illustrations are identified as illustrations, not evidence of an event. Published information does not replace independent security testing, legal review or firsthand reporting.
Corrections
Send the article URL, disputed statement and supporting evidence to enquiries@coineditorial.com. Material corrections should be explained on the affected article. No response time is promised.
Relevant interests
Contributors must identify relevant interests or relationships when submitting coverage. Sources, quotations and external links are not claims of a partnership or endorsement. Free publication does not remove the responsibility to disclose a material conflict when one exists.
What we do not publish
Guaranteed-return claims, fabricated adoption, misleading scarcity claims, impersonation or requests for recovery phrases and private keys. Articles are for information and education, not personalised investment advice.