Editorial guidelines

Our standards

Every article goes draft, edit, fact-check, publish. Nothing is published straight from a draft.

Sourcing

Any article that could affect a financial decision carries at least three sources with outbound links, and those links go to primary material — a block explorer, a court filing, an exchange announcement, a manufacturer spec sheet — rather than to other coverage of it. Where we cannot verify a claim, we say we cannot verify it.

Numbers

Price and profitability figures carry the timestamp and the assumptions they were computed under. We do not publish a projection without a stated time horizon, and we do not present a scenario as a prediction.

AI

We do not publish AI-generated body prose. Language models are used for research triage and for checking our own work, in the same way a spell-checker is, and never to produce the article.

About our bylines

Token Boost articles are published under editorial identities, not the names of individual employees. Dara Whitfield, Marcus Oyelaran, Priya Raghunathan and Tobias Lindqvist are desk personas: each represents a beat and a consistent editorial standard, and the avatars beside them are generated monograms rather than photographs of people. We are telling you this directly because the alternative — inventing biographies and attaching stock or synthesised faces to them — is the practice this rebuild exists to get away from. If you need to reach the person responsible for a specific piece, write to editorial@token-boost.com and name the article.

Corrections

Factual errors are corrected in place with a dated note at the foot of the article. We do not quietly edit a published claim. If you have found one, write to editorial@token-boost.com.

Independence

No advertiser, affiliate partner or exchange sees an article before publication. Nobody can buy a position in a ranking. If a company we cover is also an affiliate partner, that is disclosed in the article itself.