Editorial Policy

Last updated: 5 October 2026

BitcoinWorld (bitcoinworld.media) is published by BitWorld Media INC, a company incorporated in the State of Texas, United States. This page explains who is responsible for what we publish, how our articles are produced, and the standards we hold ourselves to.

Who is responsible

Keshav Aggarwal, Co-Founder and Responsible Editor, is the responsible editor for all editorial content on BitcoinWorld. He sets editorial direction, approves what is published in the news sections, and is the point of contact for complaints about accuracy or fairness. You can reach the editorial desk at contact@bitcoinworld.co.in or by post at 5900 Balcones Drive STE 100, Austin, TX 78731, USA.

How our articles are produced

BitcoinWorld is an AI-assisted newsroom. Since 28 September 2026, articles in our Crypto News section are produced as follows:

Sourced. Every article is built on published reports from established publishers, company statements and public documents. The sources are named at the end of every article, with a link to each original report.
Multi-source. A story is written only when at least two independent publishers have reported it. The article states which outlet reported what and, where their accounts differ, says so.
AI-assisted. Articles are drafted with AI tools under editorial rules set by our team. Every article carries a note at the end saying how it was produced.
Automated checks. A draft goes to the editor only if it passes software checks for factual grounding (every figure, name, date and quotation must appear in its sources), originality of wording, headline accuracy and link validity. Drafts that fail these checks are discarded.
Editor approval before publication. Since 5 October 2026, every AI-assisted article is read by our editor, checked against its sources and approved before it is published. Nothing is published automatically, and drafts the editor does not approve are not published. Articles published between 28 September and 4 October 2026 went live after the automated checks alone and are being reviewed by the editor after publication; the note at the end of each article says which applies. Every correction request is handled by a person.
AI-generated images. Illustrations on these articles are generated with AI tools and carry the IPTC “trained algorithmic media” label in their image metadata.
Fresh. Old reports are not turned into new articles.

Articles in our Investing, Reviews and Exclusive Article sections are written by members of our newsroom. Across all sections, writers are expected to:

Name their sources. Claims are attributed to the primary source wherever possible: a company announcement, a regulatory filing, a court document, on-chain data, or a named person.
Link to the original. When we report on information first published elsewhere, we say so and link to it.
Distinguish fact from opinion. Analysis and commentary are clearly framed as such.
Avoid price predictions presented as fact. We do not publish articles whose purpose is to forecast the price of a token.

What we do not publish

Rewritten advertising, token presales, cloud-mining offers or other paid promotions presented as news.
Headlines that exaggerate or withhold what the story says.
Claims that are not supported by a named source.
Articles based on a single report that cannot be checked against a second one.

Syndicated content and past practice

Between early 2025 and September 2026, a large volume of short news items was republished on BitcoinWorld from syndicated feeds and other publishers’ reporting without editorial review. In September 2026 that practice was stopped and those articles were removed from the site. The process described above replaced it.

Third-party headlines on our homepage

The “Latest updates” section on our homepage shows headlines taken from other publishers’ news feeds (currently PANews). Each headline is the publisher’s own, is labelled with its source and links to the original on the publisher’s site. These headlines are not BitcoinWorld reporting and are not edited by our newsroom. Our newsroom may use such a report as one of the sources for an article, but only when at least one other independent publisher has reported the same story.

Conflicts of interest

Our writers and editors may hold digital assets. Staff may not write about an asset with the intention of moving its price, and must disclose any material holding in a project they cover to the responsible editor.

Corrections

When we get something wrong, we correct it and say so. Our Corrections Policy explains how to report an error and what happens next.

About this policy

This policy describes the standards and working practices of our newsroom. We may update it at any time; the date at the top shows the latest version. It does not create contractual obligations or rights for any third party. Use of the Site is governed by our Terms of Use and Disclaimer.

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