Editorial policy
How the Cryptokly lessons are written, where the live numbers come from, when pages are reviewed and how to report a mistake.
Who writes these lessons
The Cryptokly team writes and reviews every lesson. Each page carries the date it was last updated.
Where the numbers come from
The live examples read the same hourly engine run as the coin pages, from spot market data of major crypto exchanges. Each example shows the UTC time of the run it uses. When the data is older than two hours, the example says so and keeps the same numbers on screen.
What the lessons cover
The lessons teach how Cryptokly reads a chart: the timeframes, the trend, support and resistance zones, RSI and ATR. They describe charts and explain terms. They offer education and no financial advice, and crypto trading carries a real risk of losing money, up to the whole amount invested.
When pages are updated
A lesson is reviewed whenever the engine changes in a way that affects what it describes, and its updated date changes with the review.
How to report an error
Write to support@cryptokly.com with the page address and the sentence or number in question. Confirmed corrections are published with a new updated date.