Editorial standards

What we cover

eCrypto covers news from across the crypto sector: networks and protocol upgrades, decentralized finance, exchanges and custody, stablecoins and payments, security incidents, and the policy, enforcement and court decisions that affect them. It does not publish trading signals, price targets or personal investment recommendations.

How stories are sourced

Reporting rests on primary and reputable sources: official announcements, regulatory filings, governance votes, court records, code repositories and on-chain data. Those sources are linked in the text so readers can check them. What has been confirmed is stated as fact; what remains unclear, disputed or unverified is described that way.

Independence

Which stories are covered, and how they are framed, is an editorial decision made on news value alone. A mention of any project, token, company or service is reporting, not an endorsement of it.

Corrections

When a factual error is identified, the article is corrected and the change is noted in the text, so readers can see what was updated and why.

Information only

Everything published here is for information only and is not financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Crypto assets are volatile and can lose value quickly; readers should do their own research and weigh their own circumstances before making any decision.