Editorial standards

Sources

We prefer primary sources: a project’s own documentation, fee pages, terms of service and app store listings, public standards and official data APIs. Every page lists its sources. When only a secondary source exists, we say so or leave the value out.

Dates and freshness

Values that change, such as fees, availability and faucet limits, show the date we last checked them. Live data such as RPC status shows when it was measured; if a check is older than expected, the page says the data may be outdated.

What we do not publish

• Numbers we could not confirm. They appear as “Not verified” instead of a guess.
• Reviews, ratings or quotes that we cannot attribute to a real source.
• Legal or tax advice. Where rules matter, we link to the official source.
• Numeric scores without a published method.

Facts and opinion

Fact tables are built from the same data for every project. Labels such as “best for DeFi users”, verdicts and recommendations are our editorial judgment and are written as such.

Independence

No project pays to be listed, reviewed or ranked. We do not currently use affiliate links; if that changes, every page with a partner link will say so before the first such link. Content is educational and is not financial advice.

Corrections and updates

Found a mistake? Send it to us with a link to the source. We check it, fix the page and update its date. Significant changes to lists are noted in the page’s “What changed” section. See the methodology for how each type of page is built.