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Editorial and source standards

Who creates these guides?

The CoTrading editorial team publishes as an organization, with AI assistance for research, drafting and translation. Model output is not a primary source. We do not invent analyst credentials or claim a licensed investment-adviser review.

How sources are used

We prioritize regulators, exchanges, issuers and protocol documentation. Sources are linked near relevant claims and listed on each research guide. They support the facts within their scope; worksheets and suggested research steps are editorial methods, not regulator-endorsed frameworks. Recheck current original documents when using a guide.

Examples and verification limits

Hypothetical cases and assumed figures explain a method, rather than describing a real company's results. Checks cover metadata, source attribution, example definitions and language pairing. They are not an audit of every market or a licensed financial review. Verify original material before drawing a conclusion about an actual asset.

Dates and corrections

Publication dates reflect the actual release. We do not backdate batches to suggest freshness. Updated dates are reserved for substantive changes. Send an article URL, the questionable passage and supporting original source to [email protected].

Financial and product boundaries

These are educational guides, without price predictions, trade signals or promised returns. Worksheets and workflows can be used independently; their inclusion does not mean every step is implemented in the CoTrading application. Check the current product pages and released software for available features.