Last updated: 18 October 2026
Who writes Digital Token Radar
Every article is written and approved by Luke Zgaga, founder and editor. There are no anonymous or guest bylines.
How articles are made
Each piece starts with sources Luke has read himself — primary sources wherever possible: regulatory filings and statements, official company announcements, protocol documentation, and market or on-chain data. Every article must bring something new: an original angle, a connection between sources, or analysis that isn’t available elsewhere. We do not rewrite other publishers’ articles or videos.
Use of AI
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 he is responsible for everything published under his name.
Sources and fact-checking
Key facts and figures are attributed and linked to their original source in a Sources section at the end of each article. Dates are stated explicitly so readers know how current the information is.
Corrections
If we get something wrong, we fix it and note the correction and date at the end of the article. To report an error, email editor@digitaltokenradar.com.
Independence
Digital Token Radar is independent. We are not paid to cover any token, project or platform. If that ever changes for a specific article, it will be clearly disclosed at the top of that article. Luke is a long-term holder of digital assets; his holdings are listed on his author page, and any article about an asset he holds carries a disclosure at the top.
Not financial advice
Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Digital assets are volatile and you can lose money. Do your own research.