Last updated September 12, 2026
Editorial Policy
How Kaspa News handles sourcing, corrections, attribution, independence, and reader trust.
Sourcing
We prefer primary sources: official repositories, release notes, public documentation, public project posts, public Telegram messages, public X posts, and direct announcements. When a claim is technical or operational, the article should point readers to the source.
Corrections
If a factual issue is reported, we review the article and source material. Meaningful corrections should be made in the article rather than hidden in social replies. Send corrections to hello@kaspa.news.
Analysis and opinion
Some articles include context, interpretation, or practical recommendations. Those parts should be grounded in public evidence and written clearly enough that readers can separate facts from analysis.
Editorial independence
Subscription payments do not buy coverage or article conclusions. Any future sponsored or promotional material would be identified and kept separate from editorial coverage.
No trading calls
Kaspa News may cover KAS market context, mining economics, exchange support, and ecosystem activity, but articles are not buy, sell, or hold recommendations.