How are video summaries written?
- Attributed. A summary says what the creator says, in our own words, and names the channel. It is the creator’s view, not the portal’s.
- Checked. Statements about code, contracts or chain data are compared with the verified source code and with readings from the chain. Where the video and the record differ, the article says so next to the claim.
- No price targets. Price predictions in a video are mentioned in one line at most and never repeated as numbers.
- Commercial offers disclosed. When a creator sells a product or service in the video, the article says so. Mentioning it is not an endorsement.
- Video embedded, source linked. Each summary embeds the original video and links to it, with timestamps for the key parts.
Creators are chosen from the community directory: long-running channels, preferably technical ones. How sources are ranked is explained in Sources & methodology. Nothing here is financial advice — see the disclaimer.
What are updates?
Updates are short, dated, factual notes without a video — for example the status of a legal case or a network change. They follow the same source tiers. The full record of Richard Heart’s cases lives on the legal timeline.
