PulseWire desk · Masthead
About PulseWire
PulseWire is Factual Media's blockchain and digital-assets desk. We report what the on-chain record shows, label what isn't verified, and never sell coverage. It's journalism about the space — not promotion of it.
Held to the Factual Media editorial standard — the binding rules for every desk and partner.
What we cover
Blockchain and digital-assets news: on-chain activity, project developments, security, governance, and ecosystem movements. The desk applies the same evidence bar as every Factual Media desk — nothing here is a lower standard because it's crypto.
How we weigh evidence
We prefer primary records and verified on-chain artifacts. Social posts alone are not enough for a strong claim, and promo, affiliate, or hype content sinks unless there is deliverable news value. Every claim maps to a tier:
- S Primary record — signed release, filing, or verified on-chain / system artifact.
- A Multiple independent credible sources.
- B Single official source or plausible report — labelled where still unverified.
- C Insufficient evidence — monitored, not published as established fact.
Not financial advice
PulseWire is reporting, not investment advice. That a claim is verified means the record supports it — it is never an endorsement, a price call, or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold anything.
Tips & corrections
Anyone can send the desk a confidential tip; your identity is never published without consent. When we get something wrong, we correct it in the open on the article — we don't silently edit claims readers already saw.
The standard we answer to
PulseWire does not set its own rules. Every story, wall entry, and brief on this desk is held to Factual Media's single editorial standard — the same bar applied to every desk and every syndication partner. That's the neutrality guarantee: no desk can quietly soften it.