How We Work

Every story on Digital Asset Dispatch goes through the same steps before it is published. Here is what they are, and what you will see on each story.

Who writes our stories

Stories carry the Dispatch Desk byline. They are researched and drafted with AI assistance, then checked and approved by a person before they go live. We don't name the individual tools or people involved. The standards on this page are what we stand behind.

Sources

Every story lists its sources at the end, with a link to each one. Every story includes at least one first-hand record, data source or official filing, not just other news reports.

Checking our work

Before a story is published, we check its claims against its sources, and we look for a first-hand record, such as a filing, on-chain data or an official statement, rather than relying only on other news reports. The "Sources checked" date on a story is when that check was done, and an updated version is checked again. We work hard to get things right, but we can make mistakes. When we do, we correct them openly.

Approval

A person reads every story and either approves or declines it. Nothing is published automatically.

Images

Story images are illustrations. When an image is AI-generated, it is labeled "AI-generated illustration" under the image.

Corrections

When we get something wrong, we fix the story, check it again and add a dated correction note saying what changed. Every correction is also listed on our Corrections page. The "Updated" time on a story shows when it last changed. If a story can't be fixed, we take it down. Spotted an error? Report a correction.

Independence

We don't publish sponsored stories or paid placements, and no one pays to be covered. If the site carries ads, advertisers have no say in what we report. Nothing we publish is financial advice; see our Disclaimer.