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About CoinMarketBrief

An independent site for crypto news, blockchain education, and practical DeFi explainers — written for readers who want clarity over hype.

Our mission

At CoinMarketBrief, the goal is simple: help readers understand digital assets without pretending crypto is risk-free. We cover Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, airdrops, and market structure with plain language, comparisons, and sources you can check yourself.

This is not a multi-desk newsroom. Coverage is researched and edited by Pramodya Alahakoon. That single accountable voice is intentional: one named editor who owns sourcing, updates, and corrections.

What we publish

Educational guides and market explainers designed to be useful, not sensational.

Cryptocurrency Education

From Bitcoin basics to DeFi mechanics, we break complex topics into clear guides with risk framing and cited sources.

Crypto Market Updates

Market explainers and analysis across major tokens including Bitcoin and Ethereum — with dates and attribution on key figures.

DeFi & Web3 Coverage

Protocol explainers on staking, vaults, restaking, RWAs, and yield products, grounded in docs and public trackers.

Independent Analysis

Editorial decisions are not sold to token projects. Sponsored material, if any, is labeled.

How we earn trust

Our standards for research, disclosure, and corrections.

Attributed figures

Our sourcing standard requires dates and named sources for yields, TVL, AUM, and hack totals. Static articles should not be treated as live market data.

Editorial independence

Advertising does not write our educational DeFi guides. Conflicts of interest should be disclosed when relevant.

One accountable editor

CoinMarketBrief is edited by Pramodya Alahakoon. We do not invent a “team of experts” that does not exist.

Reader transparency

Sponsored or affiliate content is disclosed. Corrections can be requested via the contact page.

Editorial standards

Full detail lives on our Editorial Policy page.

  • Hard numbers (yields, TVL, AUM, exploit totals) are attributed and dated.
  • Primary sources preferred: protocol docs, issuer pages, DefiLlama, RWA.xyz.
  • AI may assist drafts; a human editor reviews sourcing and risk framing before publish.
  • Material corrections update the article date and are noted when significant.
  • We do not promise “two independent reviewers” unless a second reviewer actually signs off.
  • No guaranteed-return language. Crypto and DeFi involve real loss risk.

Important information & financial disclaimer

All content on CoinMarketBrief is for general informational and educational purposes only. Nothing here is professional financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Cryptocurrency and DeFi involve significant risk of loss. Do your own research and consider speaking with a qualified advisor before making decisions.

Editor

The person accountable for research, publishing, and corrections.

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Pramodya Alahakoon

Editor & Market Analyst

Independent crypto researcher and editor of CoinMarketBrief. Covers Bitcoin, DeFi, airdrops, and market structure with a focus on protocol docs, on-chain trackers (DefiLlama, RWA.xyz), and clearly attributed secondary research. No formal CFA/journalist license claimed — trust is built through cited sources, risk framing, and transparent corrections.

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