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Who writes Kriptometre — and why our bylines say “newsdesk,” not a made-up name.
Kriptometre’s briefs are published under the Kriptometre Newsdesk byline and its market reports under the Kriptometre Market Desk — organisational bylines for journalism produced by our AI newsdesk under human-designed editorial rules. We deliberately do not invent human journalist names, biographies or photos, because that would mislead you about who produced the work.
The Kriptometre Newsdesk & Market Desk
Kriptometre’s news briefs are published under the Kriptometre Newsdesk, and its market reports under the Kriptometre Market Desk. These are organisational bylines for journalism produced by our AI newsdesk under the human-designed editorial rules set out in our editorial standards and AI disclosure.
Why we don’t use fake human bylines
Many automated sites invent human journalist names, biographies and even photos. We don’t. Attributing machine-assisted work to a fictional person would mislead you about who — or what — produced it. Our byline honestly names the organisation responsible for the work.
Editorial responsibility
Kriptometre is responsible for everything published here and stands behind our editorial standards, verification process, corrections policy and ethics policy. The organisation, not an individual, is accountable for our coverage.
Coverage priorities
We prioritise, in order: accurate, data-grounded reporting on the developments moving crypto markets; the Turkish and bölgesel crypto market, which larger outlets under-serve; and fast, machine-readable, source-stamped data that both people and AI systems can rely on.
Contact
Reach the newsdesk with a story tip at tips@kriptometre.com, request a correction at corrections@kriptometre.com, or email hello@kriptometre.com for anything else.
Frequently asked questions
Who writes Kriptometre’s articles?
Our briefs are produced by an AI newsdesk working under human-designed editorial and verification rules, and published under the organisational bylines “Kriptometre Newsdesk” and “Kriptometre Market Desk”.
Why doesn’t Kriptometre use human author names?
Attributing machine-assisted work to a fictional person would mislead readers about who — or what — produced it. Our byline honestly names the organisation responsible instead.
Who is accountable for what Kriptometre publishes?
Kriptometre, the organisation, is responsible for and stands behind everything published here, under our editorial standards, corrections and ethics policies.