Last updated: 11 November 2026
This policy describes how the crypto.ro newsroom works: what we publish, how we verify it, how we label commercial content and how we correct mistakes. It applies to all 6 language editions.
Mission and independence
Our mission is to explain the crypto market clearly and accurately, for readers who make decisions with their own money. Editorial decisions (what we cover, how we cover it, which headlines we use) are made exclusively by the newsroom. Commercial partners do not see articles before publication and cannot request changes to editorial content.
Sourcing and fact-checking
- We prefer primary sources: official documents, announcements from companies and authorities, on-chain data, market data from recognised providers.
- We link sources in the article so readers can verify for themselves.
- We check numbers (prices, volumes, amounts) at the source before publishing. Prices shown on the site come from CoinGecko.
- When a claim cannot be confirmed, we say so explicitly or we do not publish it.
Price predictions
Predictions on crypto.ro are generated by an algorithmic model that uses price history and technical indicators (moving averages, RSI, MACD, volatility). The result is an estimated range, updated daily, not a promise. The model can be wrong. Predictions are not investment advice and should never be the only basis for a decision.
Sponsored content, press releases and affiliate links
- Sponsored: articles paid for by a partner. They are clearly labeled "Sponsored" and appear in a dedicated section. The opinions in them belong to the partner, not the newsroom.
- Press release: texts submitted by companies, published as received and labeled "Press release".
- Partner: cards or sections dedicated to a commercial partner, labeled "Partner".
- Affiliate links: for some platforms (for example OKX or Kalshi) we may earn a commission if you open an account through our link, at no cost to you. An affiliate link never influences what we write about that platform.
How we use artificial intelligence
We use artificial intelligence tools for assisted research: background reading, finding sources and quickly checking data. That is all. Articles are written, checked and published by people.
Corrections
If you find a mistake, write to us through the Contact page, choosing the "Correction" topic. We review the report and, if it is founded, we correct the article. Substantive corrections are noted in the article with the date of the change; typos are fixed without a note.
Conflicts of interest
Team members may hold cryptocurrencies. Nobody in the newsroom writes about an asset to move its price for personal gain, and no article is paid for without being labeled as sponsored.
Contact
Questions about this policy: use the Contact page.