About Cryptoweek

Cryptoweek reports on cryptocurrency and blockchain: the rules, the markets, the companies and the people moving them.

How we report

Every news story opens with a short summary of the key points. That summary is generated by AI and is labelled as such. Below it is a brief of about 200 words that sets out the facts, names where they came from, and explains what the news means and what comes next. The primary documents and reporting behind each story are linked under it, so you can check them yourself.

What we cover

• Policy: uS regulation and law: Congress, the SEC, the CFTC, Treasury, the banking agencies and the states.
• World: crypto rules and deals outside the United States.
• Markets: prices, funds, derivatives and where the money is moving.
• Industry: companies, products, infrastructure and security.
• People: what the most-followed figures in crypto are saying and doing.

Analysis

Alongside the news, the Analysis section carries longer pieces by practicing lawyers, accountants, founders and traders, published under their own names since 2018.

Dates and corrections

Crypto moves quickly. Every story shows its publication date, so check it before relying on anything time-sensitive such as prices, tax rules or regulation. If we get something wrong, tell us on X at @cryptoweekone and we will correct it.

Write for Cryptoweek

We publish analysis from people with first-hand expertise. Send a short pitch on X to @cryptoweekone: what you want to explain, and why you are the person to explain it.

Not advice

Nothing on Cryptoweek is financial, legal or tax advice. Talk to a qualified professional before acting on anything you read here.