How our newsroom works.

The newsroom is part of FastBTCMining, a company that rents Bitcoin mining hashrate. We say it plainly because it matters: we have a commercial interest in Bitcoin and mining. That interest never decides what we report or how. Our own promotions appear around articles, always labeled “From FastBTCMining”, and never inside the reporting itself.

• Choosing. Each day we pick the most important crypto news of the last 24 to 48 hours. One article per event: when a story dominates, it gets one complete article, and the rest of the edition covers other news.
• Researching. We read reputable outlets and primary sources: company statements, regulators, court filings, and on-chain or network data such as mempool.space.
• Writing. Articles are researched and drafted with the help of AI tools, under the fixed rules below. An editor chooses the stories and can correct or remove any article at any time.
• Sourcing. Every article ends with the list of sources it relies on, linked, so you can check us.

• Every fact, figure, quote and date comes from a source we read. We don't guess numbers or invent quotes.
• Claims are attributed (“according to CoinDesk”). Unconfirmed reports are presented as unconfirmed, and when sources disagree, we say so.
• We write in our own words and never copy other publications. Short quotes are attributed.
• No investment advice, no price predictions, no promises of returns.
• We explain jargon for newcomers and keep a calm, factual tone.

Every article carries a real photograph under a free license, from Wikimedia Commons or Unsplash, with its author and license credited under it. We never use photos taken from the articles we cite: they belong to their agencies. A photo of a named person, company or place always shows the one in the story; otherwise we use a clearly generic photo.

If you spot an error, write to press@fastbtcmining.com with the article's link. We check every report, fix confirmed errors quickly and show the article as updated. An article that can't be fixed is taken down.

Our articles are for general information only. They are not financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Crypto assets are volatile, and you can lose money.