The GalaxyHedge editorial policy exists so that readers can judge how much weight to give what we publish. It describes our process rather than any individual, because the process is what makes the content reliable.
Sources we rely on
We build guides from primary sources wherever they exist: rules and warnings published by financial regulators, exchange rulebooks and trading-hours pages, index methodology documents, official statistics such as the Bank for International Settlements' surveys, and issuer or protocol documentation. Secondary reporting is used for context, never as the only basis for a specific rule, date or figure. Where a page depends on particular rules, the sources are listed by name at the end of it.
How a page is written and checked
- Scope. We decide what a reader needs to understand, including risks and costs, before writing a word.
- Drafting. We use AI writing tools to help produce and restructure drafts. They do not publish anything on their own.
- Fact check. An editor checks every factual claim against a primary source and removes anything that cannot be supported.
- Arithmetic check. Every worked example is recalculated independently, and numbers used purely for illustration are labelled as such.
- Risk review. Pages about leverage, crypto or other high-risk products must carry clear risk wording.
- Review dates. Pages show the date they were last updated, and rules-based content is revisited when regulations change.
Numbers, dates and examples
Figures that change, such as leverage caps, tax allowances, trading hours or protocol parameters, are stated with the date or period they apply to and taken from the body that sets them. Where we cannot confirm a current figure from a primary source, we describe the rule without the number rather than guess. Worked examples use round, clearly illustrative prices so that readers can follow the arithmetic, and they are never presented as forecasts or as typical results.
Language and balance
We write in plain English for a global audience and define technical terms the first time they appear, with a full list in our trading glossary. Every guide to a product that can lose money explains how the loss happens, not only how a gain might. We avoid words such as "guaranteed", "safe" or "easy" when describing investments, because no investment is any of those.
Independence
GalaxyHedge is not owned by, and does not take payment from, any broker, exchange, token issuer or fund manager for coverage. We carry no affiliate links and publish no sponsored rankings. We do not name or review individual brokers or platforms; we explain how to check them.
What we never do
- Offer accounts, trading, deposits, signals, bonuses or managed accounts.
- Recommend specific coins, shares or currency trades, or predict prices.
- Invent statistics, testimonials, credentials or people.
- Link to trading platforms or accept payment for mentions.
Corrections
If you find an error, please email us through the contact page with the page address and, if possible, a source. We check every report. Material corrections are made promptly and noted on the page concerned; minor fixes such as typing errors are corrected without a note.
Our disclaimer explains the limits of general information, and about GalaxyHedge describes what the site is for.