Crypto News, With Context

How stories are selected and ranked

Importance combines source weight (25 points), event type (35), crypto relevance (20) and freshness (20). ETF, regulation and security events receive a higher event score; network, institutional and major monetary-policy updates also receive priority. Scores are editorial rules, not a prediction of market impact or a factual-accuracy rating.

We cover a maintained list of larger assets, stablecoins and significant crypto-industry events; Bitcoin is not required and receives no scoring bonus. Paid promotions and unrelated stories are excluded. Duplicate URLs and sufficiently similar headlines within two days are grouped, with additional sources linked alongside the story. Similarity matching can miss duplicates or group related coverage; always consult the original reports.

Our maintained asset list: BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB, ADA, DOGE, LINK, AVAX, DOT, LTC, TON, SUI, USDT, USDC. This is an editorial selection, not a live market-cap ranking. Recognized asset names and tickers help select reports; event importance determines their priority.

Sources and refresh policy

Each source is checked once a day, in three small batches at 03:15, 03:20 and 03:25 UTC. Conditional requests reduce publisher load. The saved response is cached for up to one hour and is labelled stale after 36 hours without a successful refresh. Public feeds provide their latest available entries; this is not a complete news archive. A failed refresh keeps the previous successful items and exposes its status. Loading this page reads a cached snapshot and does not fetch publisher sites.

• CoinDesk — publisher.
• Federal Reserve — primary source.
• Bitcoin Magazine — publisher.
• Cointelegraph — publisher.
• Bitcoin Core — primary source.
• ECB — primary source.
• CryptoSlate — publisher.
• Decrypt — publisher.
• SEC — primary source.

What we display

We link titles to their original sources and do not store or republish full articles. Publisher cards use our own contextual summaries and illustrations. Primary-source excerpts are enabled separately in the source configuration. Images are thematic illustrations, not photographs of the reported events. A link alone does not grant republication rights.

The feed uses public RSS and Atom sources without a paid API or a language model at runtime. It is a discovery aid; publication times and provider availability can vary. Read the full original report before making a decision.