Editorial Policy
Crypto News Australia’s editorial policy translates our standards and expectations and guides decisions that are equitable, timely and consistent. As of 2022, Crypto News Australia has been owned and operated by Swyftx. We are committed to maintaining editorial integrity and serving our readers with valuable, fair, and honest news and analysis. Our policy incorporates values concerned with social responsibility, ethical considerations and a sense of fair play.
Neutrality
Neutrality is having an open mind and the absence of decided views, expression, or strong feeling. It is about openness and straight dealing by reporting the relevant facts and significant points of view and fair, ethical and balanced treatment of issues, events, people and institutions.
Authenticity
Our news posts must conform to reality, be in context and not in any way misleading or false. Reporters should be enterprising and questioning in perceiving, pursuing and presenting issues. This demands thorough research and a disciplined use of language and writing techniques.
Our editorial integrity
Crypto News operates with editorial integrity. Our writers and editors are not influenced by improper pressure from political, commercial or other sectional interests, including from within our parent company. There is no improper interference in the presentation or content of news reports. Where Crypto News reviews Swyftx or its direct competitors, our relationship will be clearly disclosed within the article.
Respect
Respect for the rights of others may call for careful handling of sensitive issues such as violence, sex, grief, trauma, privacy invasions. We need to avoid stereotypes and other prejudicial content. We must respect interviewees and all others we deal with in the course of our news gathering and transmission activities.
Diversity
Our news reports reflect the broad diversity of cultures, interests and opinions and draw on this diversity to present relevant views across the spectrum. In the coverage of issues, we do not promote or denigrate any view, including those of minorities. Views are covered according to their news value and significance.
Personal Opinion
Our editorial staff will have opinions of their own, but they must not yield to bias or prejudice. To be professional is not to be without opinions, but to be aware of those opinions and make allowances for them, so that reporting is, and appears to be, judicious and fair. Audiences should not detect a correspondent’s personal views.
Analytical and impartial
Our correspondents offer analysis of events or opinions in which the event or opinion is placed in a wider context and the audience are given a clearer idea of the significance of the issue. However, we do not give prescriptive comments or tell the audience what opinion they should hold. It is accepted that specialist reviewers, drawing upon their expertise, are able to express their opinion but mention it as their own opinions.
Conflict of Interest
All members of our editorial team, including in-house staff and freelancers, are required to disclose any significant personal investments in the cryptocurrencies or projects they cover. CNA seeks at all times to avoid commercial conflicts of interest through strict adherence to the editorial integrity principles outlined in this policy and through appropriate disclosures in reviews and our website.
Last updated: 11 June 2025