What we publish.
And what we won't.
Our network is only useful if it stays clean. Every project is double-checked for legitimacy before we send a single release.
- Token launches, TGEs, IDOs and exchange listings
- Funding rounds, M&A and treasury moves
- Mainnet, testnet and protocol upgrades
- NFT collections, marketplaces and drops
- Cloud mining and infrastructure services
- DeFi, RWA, AI-crypto, gaming and DePIN products
- Partnerships, integrations and ecosystem grants
- Hires, board changes and milestones
- Research, reports and white papers
- Anonymous teams with no verifiable identity or KYB
- Guaranteed returns, fixed APYs or yield promises
- Pre-launch sales without legal opinion or token disclosure
- Unregistered securities offerings
- Pump-and-dump schemes, meme dumps with no utility
- Mirror sites or projects with confirmed scam history
- Anything off-topic (non-crypto content)
- Plagiarized, AI-spammed or factually incorrect content
Every new client goes through a two-step legitimacy check: (1) public team or KYB documentation, (2) on-chain treasury and contract verification. If we can't verify, we don't publish. No exceptions.
Every release is read by a human editor before distribution. We flag misleading claims, financial promises, and language that violates outlet policies. You'll get one round of revisions; major rewrites are billed.
We reserve the right to refuse any release — including ones that pass initial screening — if new information surfaces. Refused releases are fully refunded.
If a published release is later shown to be fraudulent or factually wrong, we'll request takedown across the network at no charge.