How we create and verify content
Every article in the Crypto Navigator journal goes through a multi-step preparation process.
Topic selection and structure
Before writing, an editor creates a structure and research brief: defining the target audience, key reader questions, and what the reader should be able to do after reading. We write for beginners in the EU and CIS — in plain language, without jargon.
Research
For every topic, we conduct independent research prioritizing primary sources: official platform websites, research firms, and major industry publications. For regulatory topics — data from regulators directly.
Data on fees, prices, and restrictions is checked for freshness — we only use recent sources. For licenses and regulatory statuses, data up to 90 days old is acceptable.
Fact-checking
After writing, every article goes through multi-pass fact verification:
All verifiable claims are extracted — licenses, fees, restrictions, security data
Each claim is verified against current sources
Outdated or inaccurate data is corrected
Verification priority: user safety and legal compliance.
Legal expertise
For articles on regulation and taxation, we bring in specialist lawyers.
Editorial review
The finished article is reviewed by the editor-in-chief for factual accuracy, reader value, and absence of misleading statements.
Content updates
We regularly review published articles and update data when regulations, fees, or platform conditions change.