People, roles, and limits

Editorial team

Institutional bylines should describe real responsibilities—not imply credentials we have not published.

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Editorial Desk

The Crypto Academy Editorial Desk owns curriculum structure, beginner comprehension, original examples, and plain-language editing. It does not make token recommendations, provide individual financial advice, or accept payment for conclusions.

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Research Desk

The Crypto Academy Research Desk checks consequential claims against the linked primary or official sources, confirms that dates and jurisdictions are stated where needed, and assigns the next review date. It is a role-based institutional reviewer; no named individual credential profile is currently published.

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Publication responsibility

A page is released only after the source check and editorial check are complete. Automated tools may assist with drafting, consistency checks, and test generation, but they do not replace the publication review recorded on the page.

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Transparency limit

We do not invent expert biographies or qualifications. Named contributor and reviewer profiles will be added only when the people involved have approved publication of their identity, role, relevant experience, and conflict disclosures.

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Corrections and conflicts

Readers can report a specific claim or source through the app feedback form. Advertising, if enabled in an app distribution, is operationally separated from curriculum, assessment answers, resource order, and review decisions.