CryptoSelection and ordering
The initial directory covers three educators with identifiable official biographies or institutional teaching records and publicly accessible educational resources. Profiles are ordered alphabetically by displayed name. This is a small editorial selection, not a complete market survey or a “best gurus” ranking.
What we check
We record source URLs and review dates, teaching topics, format, access information, relevant disclosed commercial roles, and known freshness limits. Archived courses are labeled as archives. A published bio establishes what its author states; it is not independent verification of every credential.
What an assessment means
Our qualitative assessments explain potential learning fit and limitations based on those documents. We do not certify instructors, test their trading returns, audit all lessons, verify student outcomes, or assign star ratings. Following an educator is not a substitute for checking a claim. We do not copy their course materials, images, or testimonials.
Sponsorship stays separate
No paid placements are active at launch. Editorial profiles are unpaid and contain no affiliate links. A provider selling its own course does not mean it sponsors CryptoTrades.
- Future advertisements must appear in the dedicated Paid placements section, outside editorial cards and assessments.
- Each must visibly say “Sponsored — paid placement,” identify the payer, and describe the relationship beside the placement.
- Advertisers cannot buy editorial inclusion, favorable wording, higher positions, or removal of criticism. Sponsorship does not grant editorial approval rights.
- Paid outbound links must use the sponsored link relationship. Any affiliate commission must be disclosed next to its link, not only in a footer.
- Never substitute an advertisement for a search or topic-filter result. Commercial placements must not carry editorial scores or badges.
Placement options and sponsorship inquiries →
Maintenance and corrections
Recheck facts and links before updating a profile’s review date. Revisit material when providers change roles, access terms, or availability. Correct or remove unsupported claims. Send a correction request; the site’s version history records changes.