How the JewelSwap blog is researched, written, updated and disclosed.
Articles on the JewelSwap blog are written and published by the JewelSwap team, with the help of AI tools. Every article names its author, links to their profile and shows when it was last updated. Our current lead author is Viktor Vostrikov, Co-Founder of JewelSwap.
We use AI tools across our editorial process: to research topics, draft and structure articles, translate them into other languages and keep figures up to date. AI output is never published unchecked. Facts, figures and product claims are verified against the cited sources, and every article is reviewed by the JewelSwap team before it is published or updated.
We work from primary sources wherever they exist: regulators' texts and guidance, official protocol documentation, on-chain data and public data providers such as DefiLlama. Figures are date-stamped in the article because DeFi numbers change daily. Claims about JewelSwap's own products are checked against docs.jewelswap.io and the live contracts. JewelSwap operates on MultiversX, Sui and Radix only.
We revise articles when facts change, for example when a product is paused, a regulation takes effect or a protocol shuts down, and the updated date on the article changes with it. If you spot an error, tell us through our contact page and we will review it.
Selected articles are available in French, German, Spanish and Polish. They are translated from the English originals with the help of AI, and the English version is the reference if the two ever differ.
Our lead author, Viktor Vostrikov, is also Chief Strategy Officer at iDenfy, an identity verification provider that appears in some of our compliance articles. Every article that mentions iDenfy carries a disclosure at the top. JewelSwap is a DeFi protocol, and articles that describe JewelSwap's own products say so.
Our articles are for education and information. They are not financial, investment, tax or legal advice. Crypto assets and DeFi protocols carry risk, including the loss of funds.
