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I noticed something important about CoinDesk while reading their editorial policies. They are very clear that they are part of Bullish (NYSE : BLSH), a digital asset platform, and that their journalists can receive compensation in Bullish shares. This is the kind of transparency we should see everywhere, especially with all the absolute uncertainty we are experiencing in the markets right now.
What interests me is that they really explain how they manage potential conflicts of interest. They have strict editorial policies and principles to ensure independence. Honestly, in a space where absolute uncertainty reigns and everyone is trying to sell you something, it’s reassuring to see a media outlet that clearly states: here are our links, here are our rules.
They even won a Polk Award for their coverage of the FTX collapse. So they prove that it’s possible to be affiliated with a platform while doing good journalism. It gives a certain credibility when you read their articles on crypto.