How we work
Bitminer.io reports from the record: filings, court documents, sanctions lists, licence registers and market data. We don’t race to rewrite other outlets’ news. A story runs when the record shows something worth saying, and quiet days stay quiet.
The Assayer
The Assayer is our house byline, not a person. An assayer tests ore to find out what it’s really worth, which is the job here. One byline gives the desk one voice.
How stories are made
Stories are written by AI from documents the desk has collected. Code pulls the figures straight from the source data, and automated checks compare every number and quotation with those sources. Separate AI editors then test each draft for accuracy, fairness and whether it adds anything, and they drop what falls short. No person reviews a story before it’s published.
Ledgers
The ledgers are running records that update automatically, and each one names its source. Stories draw on them for context you won’t get from a single announcement.
Charges and allegations
People and companies who have been charged are described as charged. We only call someone guilty after a conviction or an admission. We don’t name private individuals.
Corrections
Stories can still be wrong. If you spot a mistake, tell us. Corrected stories say what changed.
Not advice
Nothing here is financial advice. We don’t predict prices or tell you what to buy.