Editorial Policy
This policy explains how CryptoCalk creates calculator content and supporting educational material. Our goal is practical clarity: users should understand inputs, assumptions, and output limitations before acting on any result.
1. Content Principles
- Use plain language first, formulas second.
- Show assumptions and ranges where outcomes are uncertain.
- Separate educational guidance from promotional messaging.
- State clearly that calculators are not financial advice.
2. Source Standards
Market prices and selected metadata are pulled from public API sources (primarily CoinGecko). Formula definitions are based on standard financial and trading math used in public documentation and exchange education centers.
3. Review Process
Major page updates follow a review pass before release:
- Formula and unit sanity checks.
- UI/UX checks for input clarity and result readability.
- Basic SEO checks (title, description, heading structure, schema where applicable).
- Build verification in production mode.
4. Update Frequency
We update pages when one of these happens:
- New calculator feature is released.
- Input assumptions need correction or clarification.
- API behavior changes affect output interpretation.
- Technical SEO or accessibility improvements are applied.
5. Corrections Policy
If an error is found, we prioritise correction over rewrite. Material corrections are reflected in project changelog records so updates remain auditable.
6. Conflict and Monetisation Disclosure
We do not use affiliate links in calculator experiences. Monetisation will never alter formula logic or ranking methodology for calculator outputs.
7. Financial Risk Notice
Crypto assets are volatile. Calculator outputs are estimates based on user-entered values and available market data. Always validate independently before making investment decisions.