Digital Token Radar is an independent site about crypto and digital tokens: stablecoins, tokenization, Bitcoin, payments, regulation and the market structure that connects them. It is written by Luke Zgaga, its founder and editor.
Who runs this site
Digital Token Radar is run by Luke Zgaga, Founder & Editor. Luke writes and approves every article on the site and is responsible for everything published here. Luke is also the founder of That’s It Media. More about the editor →
What makes it different
One named editor and author. Every article carries Luke’s byline. Luke chooses the topic, reads the sources and decides what the piece argues, so there is a real person accountable for each article.
Primary sources first. Each piece is built from at least two independent primary sources, such as filings, regulator publications, protocol documentation or market data, and lists them at the end so you can check the work.
A clear line between facts and opinion. The reporting comes first. Luke’s own view sits in a section labelled “My take”, so you always know which is which.
Slow on purpose. The site publishes no more than three pieces a week. Fewer, better articles are more useful than a feed of rewritten headlines.
How articles are made
Luke uses AI tools to help research, structure and draft articles from the sources he selects. Every article is reviewed, edited, fact-checked and approved by Luke before publication, and nothing goes live automatically. The full process, including how corrections work, is set out in the editorial policy.
What we cover
Everything lives in News: developments that matter, longer pieces that connect several sources, and plain-English explainers. You can also browse by topic or explore the Radar, a live map of everything published.
Not financial advice
Digital Token Radar is analysis and commentary. Nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any asset. Do your own research and consider professional advice before making investment decisions.