How Dextape covers crypto

Start with the source

The news wire collects stories from publishers and keeps the publisher, timestamp and original link. Each wire page is a publisher preview: the headline, up to 60 words of the publisher’s own summary and a link to the full story. Dextape does not republish those articles, and a preview is not Dextape reporting. Follow the original link for the publisher’s full text and any later corrections.

Dextape’s own reports are labeled separately and show their sources beside the text. When a report was prepared with AI assistance from primary documents, the page says so.

Read market observations in context

Market quotes and historical charts can come from different supported providers, and a venue or pool’s candles may differ from an aggregated asset quote. Check the displayed source, asset identity, time range and freshness. Missing history is not a zero price, and a stale observation is not a new update.

Use the tools alongside the explanation

Start with a guide when a metric is unfamiliar, then open the related asset or tool. A watchlist saves things to revisit; it is not a portfolio performance calculation. A sentiment index reflects its provider’s methodology; it is not a Dextape price forecast. Source notes and the glossary explain these distinctions.

What we do not do

• We do not give personal investment advice or tell readers what to buy or sell.
• We do not sell rankings, ratings or “safe” badges. Sponsored items are labeled.
• We do not accept bets or execute trades. Prediction-market odds are shown for information.
• We do not treat missing data as zero or present an old figure as a fresh one.

Check the next step

For a consequential claim, follow the primary evidence linked by the publisher: an announcement, filing, transaction or documented methodology. Look for what changed, when it happened and what remains unresolved. A headline is the beginning of that process, not the end.