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How We Research Our Content

The Wyvexx editorial policy: where our facts come from, how drafts become published pages and what we will not do.

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This is the Wyvexx editorial policy. It describes how guides and diagrams on this site are researched, written, checked and corrected, so readers can judge how far to rely on them.

Sources we rely on

We build pages from primary material wherever it exists: rules and consumer warnings from financial regulators, rulebooks and published trading hours from exchanges, methodology documents from index providers, and technical documentation from blockchain protocols and token issuers. When a page depends on a specific rule, limit or date, we name the body behind it in a sources list at the foot of the page. We do not link out to external sites, so source names are given in plain text for you to look up directly.

We avoid relying on press releases, anonymous forums or marketing material from trading firms for factual claims.

How a page is made

Fig. 1 · From draft to published page

  1. BriefAn editor sets the question the page must answer and the sources to use.
  2. DraftA first draft may be prepared with the help of AI writing tools.
  3. Fact checkAn editor checks every rule, date and definition against the named sources.
  4. RecalculateEvery worked example and chart is recalculated independently.
  5. EditUnclear passages are rewritten and anything unsupported is removed.

AI tools help us draft faster, but they can state things confidently that are wrong. Nothing is published on the strength of an AI draft alone: a human editor reviews each page, and responsibility for what appears here rests with Wyvexx.

How topics are chosen

We choose topics by the questions readers are likely to have when they meet forex, stocks or crypto for the first time, and by gaps where clear, neutral explanations are hard to find. We give the three markets balanced coverage and prefer mechanisms, costs and risks over news, which dates quickly.

Numbers and diagrams

Examples on Wyvexx use illustrative figures, labelled as such, to show how a calculation works. They are not forecasts, and they are not taken from any real account. Before publication, the arithmetic behind every example and chart is rerun. Our calculators display their formulas so you can check them yourself.

We do not publish statistics we cannot attribute to a named source, and we do not present made-up data as research.

Independence

Wyvexx is not a broker, exchange or trading platform, and we are not paid by any firm to mention, rank or recommend it. There are no affiliate links to trading firms, no sponsored reviews and no paid placements. We do not recommend particular coins, shares, funds or providers.

What we never do

  • Publish testimonials, user counts, awards or performance claims.
  • Predict prices or promise returns.
  • Invent experts, credentials or quotations.
  • Offer accounts, signals, bonuses, managed trading or downloads.
  • Ask readers for money, passwords or wallet details.

Plain language and accessibility

We define terms on first use, keep sentences short and put the key points at the top of each guide. Charts on this site are built from text and simple shapes, so their values are readable by screen readers and remain legible when zoomed. Illustrative numbers always appear in the text as well as in the figure.

Corrections and updates

Rules and market practices change. We review pages when relevant rules change and correct errors as soon as they are confirmed. If you spot something wrong, please tell us through the contact page, ideally with the source that shows the correct information. Each page shows the date it was last updated.

More about the site and its purpose is on the About page.