Best Info Crypto Editorial

Best Info Crypto Editorial was the collective byline on our daily news stream from March to July 2026. In July 2026 we retired it: daily news now publishes under the byline of editor-in-chief Jacob Bury, who reviews and edits every article, with a per-article disclosure that the draft was AI-assisted. One accountable name, same transparent workflow. This page stays up because we’d rather show our history than quietly rewrite it.

We’re transparent about how that coverage gets made. Drafts are prepared with AI assistance working from primary sources (press releases, filings, on-chain data, and established reporting from outlets like CoinDesk, The Block, Decrypt, and Bloomberg). Every article is reviewed against its sources before it goes live, and editor-in-chief Jacob Bury is the human behind the publish button.

We use this model because honest speed matters in crypto reporting: readers deserve to know about an ETF filing or a regulatory action the day it drops, not a week later when a traditional newsroom catches up. But speed without honesty about the workflow produces the kind of slop that makes crypto writing untrustworthy. So here’s the line we draw:

• What AI does: drafting, summarization of public sources, copy-editing, SEO structure.
• What humans do: source verification, fact-checking, editorial judgment (what’s worth covering and what isn’t), opinion, and every correction.
• What we never do: invent quotes, fabricate sources, generate fake author personas, or pass off AI-written analysis as independent reporting. If an article contains market opinion or a take, it’s labeled as such and the take is attributable to our editor-in-chief.

All coverage — flagship guides, in-depth analysis, and the daily news stream — now sits under Jacob’s byline, with AI-assisted pieces labelled on the page.

For the full workflow, including our corrections policy and source standards, see the Editorial Policy page.