Sources
We prefer primary sources: publications from financial regulators, rulebooks of exchanges, index methodology documents, protocol documentation for networks such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tron, and disclosures published by token issuers. Where a page relies on a specific rule, limit or date, the source is named at the end of the page. We do not link out, but the names are specific enough to search for.
We do not treat social media posts, promotional material or unsourced statistics as evidence. If a figure cannot be traced to a reliable source, we leave it out.
How pages are written
Drafts may be prepared with the help of AI writing tools. Every draft is then reviewed by an editor who checks facts against the sources, rewrites unclear passages and removes anything that reads as advice or promotion. No page is published without that review.
Worked examples use round, illustrative numbers and are labelled as such. Every calculation is re-run independently before publication, and our calculators are tested against the same examples.
Independence
GlixoCoin does not accept payment from exchanges, brokers, token projects or wallet providers to mention, rank or review them, and carries no affiliate links to trading platforms. We do not name platforms as "best" or recommend particular coins or shares. Where we mention a real organisation, such as a regulator or an index provider, it is to explain a rule or a methodology.
What we never publish
- Price predictions or "targets".
- Testimonials, success stories or profit screenshots.
- Invented statistics, user numbers or credentials.
- Offers of accounts, signals, managed trading or fund recovery.
Updates and corrections
Crypto rules and market structures change often. We review pages when a rule we describe changes and date every guide with its last update. If you find an error, write to us through the contact page. When we correct a material fact, we update the page promptly and change the date shown on it.
Calculators and data
Our calculators run entirely in your browser. They do not send what you type anywhere and do not use live prices; default values are placeholders you should replace with current figures. Each calculator page states its formula and includes a worked example so you can check the output by hand. Market hours on the homepage clock come from each venue's published regular session and do not account for public holidays or unscheduled closures.
Language and accessibility
We write in plain English for readers who may be new to finance or reading in a second language. Jargon is defined on first use or in the glossary. Pages are designed to work on small screens, with tables that scroll sideways and no content hidden behind sign-ups or pop-ups.
Risk wording
Pages about leverage, derivatives or crypto-assets carry a visible risk warning. That is not boilerplate: these products can and do lose people money, and we would rather repeat the point than have a reader miss it. Our disclaimer and about page explain the limits of what we offer.