Last updated: October 16, 2026
The Bitcoin Radar exists to explain Bitcoin clearly: what it is, what the data shows, and how to use it safely. This page sets out the rules the Site is written under, so readers can hold us to them. The publication is operated by Digital Resources Group LLC and edited by The Crypto Raien.
What we cover, and what we deliberately do not
The Site covers Bitcoin: how it works, the data and cycles around it, and the practical craft of buying, storing and using it. Altcoins appear only as contrast, to explain how Bitcoin differs, never as coverage or as opportunities. We do not cover token launches, yield schemes, NFT projects, or anything in the category our scam guide exists to warn about.
The standing rules
Every article on the Site is written under the same constraints:
- No price predictions. Not in articles, not in the newsletter, not hedged as “targets” or “scenarios we like”. The honest record, documented in our own cycle coverage, is that nobody reliably predicts this market, and we do not pretend otherwise.
- No buy or sell recommendations. We explain mechanics and trade-offs; whether and when to buy or sell is the reader’s decision. Nothing on the Site is financial advice, per our Disclosure.
- Every figure carries a date. Prices, hash rate, flows, fees: numbers on this Site are stated as of a date, because undated figures in this market are misinformation with good intentions.
- Sources over vibes. Claims rest on public data — the blockchain itself, published filings and disclosures, named data providers — and the data’s limitations are stated, not hidden. Where estimates differ by provider, we say so.
- Trade-offs stated both ways. Custody, hardware, Lightning, ETFs: everything in Bitcoin trades something for something, and a guide that hides one side of the trade is marketing. This includes Bitcoin’s own open questions, which we cover as open.
- Plain language. Jargon is defined on first use or avoided. Hype vocabulary is avoided entirely.
Independence
Commercial relationships — affiliate links and any clearly labeled advertising — are governed by the Disclosure and do not reach editorial decisions: no paid placement in comparisons, no vendor approval of content, no coverage obligations. When a product we have recommended deteriorates, the coverage is updated to say so.
Corrections and updates
We correct errors as fast as we find them. Material corrections are noted on the affected page; routine data refreshes update the figures and their dates. Reference pages (halving tables, price history, metric guides) are maintained as living documents and carry their last-updated dates. If you spot an error, tell us — the contact address is published on the Site, and we consider a reader who checks our work a feature of the model.
How the Site relates to the newsletter
The newsletter says what is happening; the Site explains what does not expire. Newsletter issues read the current data twice a week under these same rules; the Site’s guides are the stable reference they point back into.
About AI and authorship
Content is researched, structured and reviewed editorially under the rules above, with modern tools used in production. Responsibility for every published word rests with the editor and Digital Resources Group LLC, which is where it belongs: the rules on this page, not the toolchain, are what readers should hold us to.
Contact
Feedback, corrections and questions: contact Digital Resources Group LLC at the email address published on the Site.