What we publish (and what we do not) 🧾
Yellow Blue Ledger is an educational resource. Our goal is to make technical and policy terminology easier to understand without encouraging any financial action.
Covered content areas
We focus on how systems work, how terms are used in documentation, and what common security concepts mean in practice.
When a concept is commonly misunderstood, we prioritise citations to primary documentation and regulator publications (where relevant to definitions and terminology) so you can check the original context.
Content we do not publish
To stay neutral and policy-safe, we do not create content that encourages users to buy, sell, trade, speculate, or exchange any digital asset.
- Investment advice, financial advice, or portfolio recommendations.
- Trading tips, buy/sell language, technical analysis, or market predictions.
- Signals, “calls,” profit expectations, or earnings-related framing.
- Promotional content for exchanges, token sales, or “exclusive opportunities.”
- Automated trading tools, bots, copy trading, or algorithmic trading guidance.
How we research, write, and review 🧭
Our process is designed to support clarity, neutrality, and verifiability. We prefer plain language and define terms before using them.
Scope and intent check
We start by defining the educational purpose of the page. The page must avoid any interpretation as financial promotion, investment solicitation, or trading guidance.
Source selection
We prefer primary sources such as protocol documentation, standards repositories, security advisories, and official publications from regulators or public bodies (when relevant to terminology).
Neutral drafting and review
The writer drafts the page in plain English. An editor checks for accuracy, clarity, and policy-safe wording, including removal of any language that could be interpreted as a recommendation to buy, sell, trade, or hold an asset.
Publication metadata
Each page includes an author, an editorial owner, a “Last updated” date, and a references list. If we make a substantive change, we update the date.
Transparency: team, corrections, and feedback ✅
We aim to support readers who need reliable definitions, not persuasive messaging. If you spot an error, we welcome a note with a source link and the page URL.
Corrections and updates
We do not write content that encourages users to purchase, trade, invest, speculate, or exchange cryptocurrencies. Our editorial goal is understanding of technology and terminology, supported by sources.
Editorial Team
UK-based editorial roles focused on technical accuracy, source validation, and policy-safe language.
Frequently asked questions
No. We provide educational explanations only. We do not provide financial, investment, tax, or legal advice, and we do not provide recommendations about any asset or product.
We do not publish promotional reviews. We may explain general standards or security concepts that apply broadly, with sources, without endorsing specific assets.
Use our contact page to suggest an educational topic (for example: “finality,” “seed phrases,” “token standards,” or “stablecoin terminology”). Please include sources you would like us to consider.