Editorial standards
Useful, sourced, and accountable.
These rules govern MirrorTrade education, research, comparisons, and any content that could shape a trading decision.
Evidence before opinion
Financial and product claims must link to a primary source, public on-chain record, documented calculation, or dated product check. We label estimates, examples, and simulations clearly.
Named ownership
Every article will identify its author and reviewer, plus publication and update dates. Content that could influence a financial action requires a human review before publication.
Honest comparisons
We state where competitors are stronger and verify their features from first-party sources. MirrorTrade product claims are checked against the live product or repository before publication.
Clear writing
We write in plain language, avoid hype, and do not present past performance as a promise. Blog prose does not use em-dash characters. Material risks belong beside the claim, not buried at the bottom.
Original work
Every substantial article should add an original product screenshot, chart, calculation, dataset, or practitioner observation. We do not publish generic summaries simply to target a keyword.
Updates and disclosures
Comparisons show a last-verified date. Material updates are recorded. Commercial relationships, affiliate arrangements, and conflicts are disclosed where they exist.