I wonder how many people don't realize that behind major crypto publications are huge financial institutions. For example, CoinDesk — a publication read by every second trader — is not just media; it's part of Bullish, a platform for institutional investors. And yes, employees, including journalists, can receive shares of the parent company. Honestly, when I found out about this, a lot made sense. A trader is not just someone who trades; they are someone who must understand where the information they consume comes from. CoinDesk, of course, claims to adhere to strict editorial standards and independence, but the fact remains — when a publication has financial interests in the ecosystem, it influences how events are covered. I'm not saying they lie; it's just important to understand that every trader is a potential victim of bias if they don't critically evaluate their sources. That's why I always verify information from different sources and try not to rely on just one.