OUR STANDARDS

Editorial Policy

Bitcoin AI Update aims to provide timely, useful and source-linked coverage of Bitcoin, crypto markets, blockchain, AI and regulation.

Sources and verification

For material claims, we prioritise primary sources such as official announcements, public filings, court or regulator documents, project documentation, market data and original statements. Secondary reporting can provide context. Where practical, consequential claims should be corroborated before publication.

Quotes and social media

Statements attributed to public figures should link to the original post, transcript, interview or recording when available. Screenshots alone may be incomplete or altered; readers should be given a direct source wherever possible. We aim to preserve context and avoid presenting opinion as fact.

AI-assisted content

AI tools may help identify topics, summarise source material or prepare drafts. They can make mistakes, misread data or generate unsupported details. Articles should be checked against their cited sources, especially names, dates, figures, quotes and market claims. Material uncertainty should be stated clearly rather than guessed.

Independence and conflicts

Coverage should not be influenced by undisclosed payments or personal holdings. Any sponsorship, affiliate relationship or other material commercial relationship connected to a piece should be disclosed clearly when applicable.

Market information

Prices, returns and market conditions can change rapidly. Any market figure should include a useful time reference and, where practical, its source. Headlines should not imply guaranteed gains or losses.

Corrections

If we discover a material factual error, we aim to correct it promptly and make significant corrections clear to readers. Please use the email address on our Contact page.