Blockchain Journal is an independent digital publication covering blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies, and the broader digital asset ecosystem. Founded in 2019, the publication emerged during a period of rapid market expansion and regulatory uncertainty, with the aim of providing structured, neutral reporting beyond short-term price movements.

Since its launch, Blockchain Journal has followed the evolution of major blockchain networks, market infrastructure, and regulatory frameworks, documenting how the industry has matured over time. Coverage focuses on protocol development, market structure, compliance, on-chain data, and the practical implications of emerging technologies for institutions and users.

Editorial decisions are guided by clarity, accuracy, and context. Market activity is reported as information, not as guidance or prediction. Analysis and commentary, when present, are clearly identified and based on publicly available data, primary sources, and verifiable information.

Blockchain Journal operates with editorial independence from advertisers, partners, and third parties. Commercial relationships do not influence coverage, tone, or conclusions. Sponsored or paid content, when published, is clearly labeled and governed by separate editorial standards.

The publication serves a global readership and follows an internal editorial review process designed to ensure consistency, neutrality, and factual accuracy. While contributors may change over time, the editorial framework remains stable and focused on responsible reporting within a highly dynamic and risk-sensitive industry.

Blockchain Journal does not provide investment advice or financial recommendations. All content is produced for informational purposes and reflects the editorial judgment of the publication at the time of writing.

For editorial inquiries or collaboration proposals, the team can be contacted at: [email protected]