Editorial standards

The Zypto Blog publishes daily crypto news digests, weekly market roundups, wallet and security guides, and product updates. This page explains how that content gets made: where our information comes from, how we check it, how we use AI, and how to reach us when we get something wrong.

La nostra missione

We cover the stories that matter to people who actually use crypto: payments, adoption, regulation that affects end users, wallets and self-custody. We write to inform first. Zypto is a crypto wallet and payments company, and we are transparent about that: where a story touches our own products we say so plainly.

Sourcing and accuracy

• Every news item links to its primary or original source. We do not republish other outlets' reporting as our own.
• We add our own analysis and context. If we cannot verify a claim from a credible source, we either attribute it clearly or leave it out.
• Market figures (prices, market caps, volumes) come from established data providers and carry the timestamp context of the article's publish date. Crypto markets move constantly; treat any figure as a snapshot.
• Nothing we publish is financial advice. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.

News, opinion and product content

News digests and roundups report what happened, with sources. Where we add a view of our own, it is written as clearly ours (a "Zypto take"). Articles about Zypto products are product content, not independent news, and are labeled by their category. We do not accept payment for news coverage, and we do not publish sponsored content presented as news.

How we use AI

Drafts of our news digests and some guides are AI-assisted. Every published piece is reviewed and edited by the Zypto editorial team before it goes live: a person checks the sources, the facts and the framing, and is accountable for the result. Sources are linked in the story so you can verify them yourself. AI never publishes to this site on its own.

Corrections

When we get a fact wrong, we correct the article and update its "updated" date. For significant errors we note the correction in the article itself. Spotted something off? Tell us via the contact page and include the article link; the editorial team reviews every report.

The editorial team

Daily news digests and market roundups are published under the Zypto Editorial Team byline: the news desk that researches, reviews and edits them. Guides and features carry their writer's byline. Our writers:

• Sarah Kutu, staff writer. Sarah writes the This Week in Crypto roundup series and covers the blockchain industry for the Zypto Blog, with 140+ published articles across market news, adoption stories and Web3.
• Kris-Anita Enyinnaya, contributing writer. Kris-Anita covers crypto basics and the blockchain industry for the Zypto Blog, focusing on clear explainers for newcomers and practical wallet guidance.
• Ayomide Adeleye, contributing writer. Ayomide writes about the blockchain industry, Web3 and the Zypto App for the Zypto Blog, covering product walkthroughs and ecosystem developments.
• Glory Adebajo, contributing writer. Glory covers the blockchain industry and Web3 for the Zypto Blog, writing about adoption, infrastructure and the projects shaping crypto.
• Sam Daodu, contributing writer. Sam writes about blockchain, Web3 and crypto fundamentals for the Zypto Blog, with a focus on how the technology works and where it is heading.
• Joe Parkin, contributing writer. Joe covers the blockchain industry for the Zypto Blog, writing about markets, infrastructure and the real-world use of crypto.
• Fleming Airunugba, contributing writer. Fleming writes about the blockchain industry for the Zypto Blog, covering networks, protocols and ecosystem news.
• Freddie Loyd, contributing writer. Freddie contributes Web3 and blockchain coverage to the Zypto Blog.
• Alyssa Bronwen, contributing writer. Alyssa contributes blockchain industry coverage to the Zypto Blog.

Ownership and funding

The Zypto Blog is owned and funded by Zypto, the company behind Zypto App, the Zypto Premium VISA Card and Zypto Pay. We earn revenue from our products, not from our journalism: no paid placements in news coverage, no affiliate links in news stories. Learn more about the company or get in touch.