How we write, review, and update content
Eidode is an educational publication. Crypto is a high-stakes, fast-moving topic — so our process exists to keep beginners safe and our content honest.
Our writing principles
- Beginner-first language. If a term is jargon to a first-time reader, we define it inline the first time it appears.
- Plain-English explanations.We favor concrete analogies ("think of it like a public spreadsheet") over technical precision when both are available.
- Practical safety guidance. Every guide includes a risk disclaimer and security checklist relevant to the topic.
- No hype, no FOMO.We don't use price-target language or urgency framing. Crypto is volatile; we say so.
- No financial advice. We explain how things work and what the risks are. We do not tell readers what to buy, sell, or hold.
Accuracy & sources
Every article goes through a three-step check before publish:
- Research. Facts are pulled from primary sources: project whitepapers, official exchange documentation, regulator publications, and well-known reference sites (e.g., the Bitcoin whitepaper, Ethereum.org docs).
- Plain-language review. A second reviewer reads the draft as a beginner and flags anything unclear, missing, or jargon-heavy.
- Safety check. A reviewer confirms risk disclosures, security recommendations, and that no language could be read as a buy/sell recommendation.
Numbers, prices, and dates are dated explicitly when they appear — and refreshed (see below).
Updates & corrections
Crypto changes fast. We review and refresh articles on a rolling cadence:
- Monthly: the oldest 10% of articles are reviewed for outdated stats, fees, exchange features, and broken links.
- Per article: the visible Last reviewed date is updated when meaningful changes are made — not when only typos are fixed.
- Corrections: if we publish something wrong, we fix it, note the change, and update the timestamp. Email hello@eidode.com to report an error.
Affiliate disclosure
Some links to crypto exchanges and tools on Eidode are affiliate links. If you sign up through one of them, we may earn a referral commission — at no additional cost to you.
How we keep this honest:
- We only link to exchanges and tools we would recommend to a friend — and that we'd still recommend with no affiliate program.
- Every affiliate link is visibly disclosed in the relevant article and in any dedicated "sign up" call-to-action.
- Affiliate relationships never influence whether a tool is criticized or whether risks are highlighted.
- We do not accept paid placement, sponsored articles disguised as editorial, or undisclosed promotion of tokens or projects.
What Eidode is not
- Not a licensed financial advisor.
- Not a tax, legal, or regulatory advisor for any jurisdiction.
- Not a trading signal service.
- Not a custodial wallet, exchange, or broker.
Crypto is risky. Never invest more than you can afford to lose. Always check the current rules in your country.
Get in touch
Corrections, story tips, or feedback: hello@eidode.com.
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