Editorial Policy

Crypto is full of hype and misinformation. This page explains how we try to be the opposite.

Sourcing

We base our articles on primary sources wherever possible: official project documentation and blogs, smart contract and on-chain data, exchange listing announcements, audit reports, and regulatory filings. When we rely on reporting from other publications, we link to it.

How articles are produced

We use software tools, including AI-assisted research and drafting tools, to collect data and speed up writing. Facts, figures, and claim steps are checked against the sources above before an article is published. We do not publish rewritten press releases as news.

Airdrops

We only list airdrops after checking that the project is real and that the claim process never asks for a seed phrase, private key, or upfront deposit. Estimated values are rough ranges based on comparable past airdrops and are never guaranteed.

Price predictions

Our price outlooks are scenarios, not forecasts we promise. Each one explains the data and assumptions behind it, and we update them as conditions change.

Independence

We do not accept payment for coverage. If we ever publish sponsored content or use affiliate links, it will be clearly labeled on the page.

Corrections

If we get something wrong, we fix it and update the date at the top of the article. To report an error, contact us.

Not financial advice

Everything on CryptoLite is for educational purposes only. Crypto assets are highly volatile and you can lose money. Always do your own research. See our disclaimer.