How we write

Blog posts, guides and research studies are published under the CoinSeekly name, not a personal byline. Who we are and how to reach us is on the About page.

AI drafts parts of our text: it helps outline and word guides, and it writes the prose of the weekly market brief and the weekly signal recap from figures we give it. Since 31 October 2026 a person reads and checks every piece, including its title and description, before it is published. Nothing an AI writes goes live on its own.

Before that, not everything went through this review. Until the end of October 2026 the weekly briefs and recaps were published automatically, without any review. Those older posts say so at the end, and they are kept out of search engines.

Every price, return, win rate and count on CoinSeekly comes from our own data: daily and 5-minute Binance candles and CoinGecko market data that we store, and the back-tests we run on them. An AI model is never the source of a number. The exact rules are on the methodology page.

We say where data comes from next to the tables and charts that use it, and we link the source whenever we cite someone else's figure or report. The news “catalysts” in the weekly signal recap come from a web search and are marked as such.

A page's “updated” date changes only when its text changes. If you find a mistake, email [email protected]; we fix it and change the date.

We describe how signals and prices have behaved in the past. That is not a forecast, not financial advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Crypto is volatile: only risk what you can afford to lose.