How we review a lesson.

We don't put scores on our lessons right now. Below are the standards we aim for when we pick sources and explain risks. They're not a promise about price, safety, or how an investment will turn out.

Strong sources

A strong lesson uses the official documents from the people who built the coin, plus at least one independent source. Independent means it doesn't come from those people. It might be original research or a group that works for the public good. A lesson with fewer sources needs more backing.

Clear about risks

A good lesson names real ways things can go wrong, and gives you a safer next step. We don't hide the downside to make a topic sound more exciting.

Corrections

When we confirm a mistake, we fix it. If you spot one, please tell us.

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