About CryptoBlog
Crypto guides for people who trade.
Numbers, not hype.
We research trading platforms, wallets and onchain tools from their official docs and public data, then write the guide we wish we'd had: real fees, real steps and honest downsides.
- Docs firstevery number checked against official sources
- Kept currentguides revised when fees or terms change
- Disclosedreferral links are always marked
How we work
Four rules behind every article
Primary sources
Fees, limits and terms come from official documentation, linked in the text so you can check them.
Worked examples
We turn percentages into dollars: what a trade actually costs, and what a discount is really worth.
Honest downsides
Every product has weak spots: custody risk, thin liquidity, fees that add up. We name them.
Transparent money
Some links are referral links. They never decide what we recommend. Read how.
The team
Who writes CryptoBlog
Timur KirienkoCo-founder, editorTimur writes about perp DEXs, trading terminals, bridges and the tools traders build on top of them.
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Maria RuzhevaCo-founder, editorMaria covers prediction markets, hardware wallets, crypto cards and trading tools, with a focus on real costs and safety.
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What we cover
Four sections, one goal: better decisions
Guides →
Step-by-step guides to trading platforms, referral codes, fees and onchain tools, kept up to date.
Reviews →
Reviews and head-to-head comparisons of exchanges, trading terminals, bots, wallets and crypto cards.
Research →
Deep dives into how protocols work: custody, market structure, risks and design trade-offs.
Markets →
Airdrop recaps, token sales and points programs explained: what was distributed, what it was worth and what is actually confirmed.
Tips, corrections or partnerships?
Spotted an outdated fee or a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it fast.