Editorial Policy
How we write, check and correct what we publish, and how we stay independent.
Why we publish
Our articles explain trading concepts such as position sizing, stop losses, risk/reward and reading signals, so readers can make their own decisions with more structure. They are education, not financial advice.
Who writes
Articles are written and published by the ALPHAVYN team, the people who build and run the signals and tools on this site. Articles are signed "ALPHAVYN Team".
Our standards
- Original and practical: we explain ideas with worked examples and real numbers, often using our own free tools.
- Checked: we check the calculations and formulas in every article before publishing. Mistakes can still happen; when we find one, or a reader reports it, we correct it and update the article.
- Sourced: facts that come from elsewhere (for example exchange rules or official announcements) are linked to their source.
- Honest about risk: no promises of profit, no "guaranteed" strategies, and a risk note on every article.
- Human review: software may help with drafting or editing, but a person reviews and edits every article before it is published.
Independence and advertising
- We do not accept payment to write about, rate or promote any coin, token or project.
- The site is supported by advertising. Ads are labelled and kept separate from our content.
- Advertisers have no influence on what we publish or on our signals.
Updates and corrections
ALPHAVYN is free, and we do our best to keep everything accurate, but we are human and mistakes can happen. We review articles regularly and update them when something changes. Updated articles show the update date.
- Report an error: email [email protected] with the page link, what looks wrong and, if you have one, a source. We appreciate every report.
- What happens next: we review every report. When an error is confirmed, we correct it promptly. Not every report leads to a change, for example when the article was already right.
- How corrections appear: for significant corrections, we add a short dated note to the article explaining what changed. Small fixes such as typos are made without a note.
- Tools: the same applies to our calculators. Each tool page shows its formula with a worked example, so you can check the result yourself.
More about how we work
See our Methodology for how signals and tools work, and our Risk Disclosure.