Editorial standards
How topics are chosen
Only subjects on one path: opening an account, drilling in the demo environment, judging whether you have drilled enough, and the first real trade. Anything off that path — price analysis, project reviews, airdrop hunting — is not written here, however many readers it might bring in.
Each article answers one specific question, and whatever the title promises has a corresponding section in the text. If that cannot be done, the topic changes.
How facts are checked
- Platform rules: taken from official help and fee pages we actually opened, with the month of checking written into the text. Pages we have not opened are not cited, and URLs are never written from memory.
- Fees and parameters: expressed as ranges and definitions with "whatever the current page shows", rather than treating changeable numbers as permanent facts. Where a specific figure is quoted, the source and date come with it.
- Worked examples: inputs and formulas are written out, and the arithmetic is redone before publication. You can recompute every conclusion here.
- Assumed values: figures set purely to illustrate a ratio (for example an assumed withdrawal fee) are labelled as assumptions and never dressed up as real rates.
Numbers we will not print
No minute-precise "tested at" timestamps, no exact fill prices or return percentages, no invented user counts or statistics. That kind of false precision looks professional and is unverifiable — and one exposure would take the whole site's credibility with it.
Where personal experience appears, it describes what an operation actually felt like and where it snagged, without numbers pretending to be evidence.
Where AI is used
Software tools help with organising source material, drawing the cover images and checking that links still work. Fact-checking, verification of numbers and formulas, and final wording are done by a person — particularly for anything about platform rules or risk.
Cover images are simple drawn graphics — no AI-generated pictures and no stock photos. Where an article needs proof, it shows a real screenshot of the official exchange page, with the capture date in the caption.
How risk is handled
Where leverage, futures or anything that can cost you your stake is discussed, the warning appears next to the material rather than being tucked into a footer. Words like "guaranteed", "risk-free" or "passive income" are not used, and anything about returns carries its qualification.
The byline
Articles are signed with a pen name and no credentials are invented — the reasoning is in about: unverifiable claims are decoration.
When something is wrong
- On being told, we check the official page first.
- If it is an error, the text is corrected — along with the title and the summary shown in search results where they repeat the claim, so no stale version survives.
- The change is logged in corrections: what changed, why, and when.
What we do not do: refresh dates in bulk to look current. If the text has not changed, the date does not change.
How the referral relationship is handled
There are referral links on this site, listed in the disclosure. That relationship changes none of the above: limits get stated, risks get stated, and tool pages and informational articles carry no referral links.