Editorial Policy

Sourcing

Articles draw on public code, release notes, documentation, announcements and conversations with links to the relevant sources. We distinguish a project's claims from what the available evidence establishes. An announcement, test or planned feature does not by itself prove something is ready to use.

AI and automated features

We use AI to assist with research, writing, editing and some artwork. Articles go through editorial review and publisher approval before publication. Kaspa News remains responsible for what it publishes.

Feed labels, rankings and sentiment readings use automated analysis and can be wrong. Crypto Radar uses AI to organise project announcements and sources. These features are not a fact-check or a security audit of every post or project. Feed posts retain the original author's words and views.

Analysis and opinion

Articles may include analysis and interpretation alongside reported facts. Source posts express their authors' views. Kaspa News adds its own labels, illustrations and commentary. Inclusion or a high ranking does not mean we endorse a claim, project or investment.

Images and source rights

Editorial artwork, including AI-generated images, illustrates a story and is not photographic evidence. Third-party posts, photographs, videos and logos remain subject to their owners' rights. Attribution and links do not grant permission to reuse that material.

Corrections and removal requests

Email hello@kaspa.news with the page or post link, what needs review and supporting evidence. We review factual corrections, attribution issues, privacy concerns and copyright requests. Substantive article corrections belong on the article itself. We may need more information to verify a request before making a change.

Editorial independence

Subscription payments buy access, not coverage or favourable conclusions. Sponsored or promotional material must be identified as such. Articles are not buy, sell or hold recommendations.