Editorial policy
The standards every article on CoinConnect Intelligence is held to, including how claims are evidenced and how corrections are handled.
Every article on this site is held to the standards below. They exist because a consultancy that publishes analysis is only worth reading if the analysis can be trusted.
Accuracy
- No invented specifics. No article states a monetary threshold, a deadline, an ordinance or section number, a licence count, a user number or a market size unless it comes from a named, checkable source. Where a specific figure would help but cannot be confirmed, the requirement or trend is described in general terms instead.
- Sources are named in the text. If a number comes from a regulator, an exchange’s own disclosure, or a published research report, the article says which.
- Judgement is labelled. Commercial analysis — what a market will do, which strategy will work — is opinion. It is written as opinion, not as established fact.
- General practice is flagged as such. Where an article describes how something usually works internationally, rather than a confirmed local requirement, that sentence says so.
Claims about CoinConnect
This is the standard held to hardest, because it is the one with the most to lose.
- A claim about CoinConnect’s clients, partnerships, mandates or results runs only if it can be evidenced with a contract, a public announcement, or the counterparty’s own confirmation.
- Concluded or lapsed relationships are described in the past tense, or not at all.
- Work covered by a confidentiality agreement is not described in public, in any form, including in ways that make the counterparty identifiable.
- No client, partner or exchange is named without a basis for naming them.
If a claim cannot clear this bar, it does not run. There is no version of a good article that needs an unverifiable boast in it.
Scope
This publication covers commercial strategy for crypto market entry. It does not publish regulatory guidance.
Nothing here is legal, tax, financial or investment advice. Readers making regulated decisions should take professional advice and verify requirements with the relevant authority directly.
Independence and disclosure
- CoinConnect is a commercial consultancy. Articles may discuss markets and services CoinConnect sells into, and that is disclosed in the standing note at the foot of every page.
- Nothing on this site is paid placement. No third party pays to be covered, mentioned or linked.
- Where an article discusses an organisation CoinConnect has a commercial relationship with, that relationship is disclosed in the article itself.
Linking
- Outbound links go to primary sources: regulators, official statistics, and organisations’ own published material.
- No links are exchanged, sold or placed as a favour.
Corrections
Errors are corrected in public, not quietly deleted.
- Factual errors are corrected in place, with a dated note at the foot of the article stating what changed.
- Articles are not removed to hide a mistake.
- To report an error, contact CoinConnect through the main site with the article title and the specific claim you are disputing.
Responsibility
Responsibility for everything published here rests with Malik Abbas and CoinConnect.