Editorial Policy

AiCryptoCore publishes reporting, analysis, and product coverage for readers tracking AI, crypto markets, and on-chain infrastructure. This page explains how we approach that work.

What We Cover

We focus on digital asset markets, AI-linked crypto products, protocol infrastructure, treasury and capital flow narratives, and the practical mechanics behind tools used by traders and researchers.

Editorial Principles

Speed matters, but confirmed facts matter more.
Reported claims should be traceable to a source, document, on-chain record, or attributable statement.
Analysis and opinion should be clearly distinguishable from straightforward reporting.

Editorial Independence

Editorial decisions should not be dictated by advertisers, sponsors, token issuers, or counterparties seeking coverage.

Commercial relationships must remain operationally separate from independent newsroom judgment.

Sources and Attribution

Primary sources are preferred whenever they are available and timely.
Secondary reporting may be cited when it adds verifiable context or points back to an identifiable origin.
Material uncertainty should be stated plainly instead of implied away.

Anonymous and Unverified Claims

We avoid relying on anonymous claims for market-sensitive assertions unless there is a strong editorial reason and the information can be corroborated.

Unverified rumors, speculative leaks, and engagement bait should not be presented as established fact.

Analysis and Opinion

Commentary, thesis-driven takes, and scenario analysis are part of the site, but they should be framed as interpretation rather than as neutral reporting.

Updates and Corrections

When an article changes materially, we should update it in a way that preserves clarity for readers. See the corrections policy for the standard workflow.

Use of AI and Research Tools

AI may assist with research organization, translation support, summarization, or workflow acceleration, but published claims remain subject to human editorial review.

Conflicts of Interest

Contributors should avoid covering holdings, advisory work, or partner relationships without disclosure when those relationships could reasonably shape reader trust.

Authors and Accountability

Bylines, author pages, masthead details, and verification pages exist so readers can assess who is publishing and how to report concerns.

Contact

For editorial questions or concerns, contact [email protected].

Contact the editorial desk

Questions about trust pages, corrections, authorship, or policy standards: [email protected]