The PyxelTrade editorial policy exists so that readers can judge how much weight to give what we publish. It covers where information comes from, how pages are drafted and checked, how we stay independent and what happens when we get something wrong.
Sources we rely on
We prefer primary sources: rules and guidance published by financial regulators, documentation from exchanges about trading hours, protocol documentation and white papers for crypto networks, and issuer publications for stablecoins. Where a guide depends on a specific rule, limit or date, the source is named at the foot of the page. We do not link out from articles, so source names are given in plain text for you to look up independently. When we cannot confirm a figure, we leave it out rather than guess.
How a page is made
- Planning. We decide what a beginner needs to understand about a topic and what mistakes people commonly make.
- AI-assisted drafting. We use AI writing tools to help produce first drafts and structure. We say this openly because readers deserve to know.
- Editor review. An editor checks every factual claim against sources, removes anything unsupported, and rewrites for clarity and balance.
- Arithmetic checks. Every worked example and calculator formula is recalculated independently before publication, and illustrative numbers are labelled as such.
- Risk wording. Pages about leverage, crypto or unregulated products carry a clear risk warning.
How we choose topics
Topics come from the questions beginners actually ask: messages sent through our contact page, confusions that come up repeatedly around crypto and USDT, and gaps we notice in our own guides. We prioritise subjects where a misunderstanding can cost money, such as networks for stablecoin transfers, leverage and fees, over subjects that are merely popular.
Calculators
Each calculator shows its formula on the page and runs entirely in your browser; we do not record what you type. Before a calculator is published or changed, we test it against hand-worked examples, including awkward cases such as yen pairs and cross rates.
Independence
We are not paid by exchanges, brokers, token issuers or promoters, we do not use affiliate or referral links, and we do not accept sponsored articles. We do not rank real platforms or recommend individual coins, shares or services. Named organisations appear only where they help explain how something works, such as a regulator or a stock index.
What we never do
- Publish invented statistics, testimonials, reviews or credentials.
- Make price predictions or promise returns.
- Offer accounts, trading, signals, wallets or investment management.
- Contact readers with investment offers.
Updates and corrections
Rules change, so pages carry an "updated" date and are reviewed when regulations or market arrangements change. If you spot an error, please tell us through the contact page. Confirmed factual errors are corrected promptly; significant corrections are noted on the page concerned.
For what this site is and is not, see about PyxelTrade and our disclaimer.