Fact-Checking Policy

Our source hierarchy

1. Primary sources first. Protocol documentation, an operator's own published terms, on-chain data, and official announcements.
2. Reputable secondary sources. Established data providers and research organisations, cited by name and linked.
3. Our own observation. Clearly labelled as such, with the date it was made, when no published source exists.

Forum posts, referral-driven blogs, screenshots without provenance and social media claims are not accepted as sources for a factual statement.

What we will not publish

• Earnings figures presented as guaranteed or typical without a stated model.
• Payout speeds described as "instant" when settlement is not instant.
• Screenshots of income that cannot be independently verified.
• Price predictions or any statement that functions as investment advice.
• Statistics without a traceable, linkable source.

How earnings are presented

Any earnings range on this site is a modelled scenario, not a promise. Where we show one, we state the assumptions behind it — time spent, activity type, and the rates the model uses — so you can check whether it applies to you. Real results vary and are frequently lower than a model suggests.

Live data

Data pulled from external providers is labelled with its source and with how recent it is. When a provider is unreachable we show a clear notice rather than an estimate. See our data methodology for refresh intervals and stale-data handling.

Re-checking over time

Platform terms change without notice, so a verified claim does not stay verified. Pages that carry rates, fees, minimums or payout details are reviewed on a rolling basis, and claims we can no longer substantiate are removed rather than softened.

Reporting an error

If you can show that something here is wrong, we want to know. Our corrections policy sets out what happens next, and how we review platforms explains the assessment criteria behind our comparisons.