2mind is an independent publication covering artificial intelligence, digital assets, and the infrastructure and capital that connect them. This page explains how we decide what to publish and how we handle facts.
What we publish
Every piece starts from a specific, verifiable event — a filing, an announcement, an earnings call, a regulatory action. We do not publish price predictions, trading signals, or investment advice.
Our signature format reads a single development through two lenses: one that takes the optimistic case seriously, and one that takes the structural risk seriously. The point is not balance for its own sake. It is that most developments in this field genuinely support more than one reading, and saying so is more useful than pretending otherwise.
How we handle facts
- Every figure in an article should be traceable to a named source listed at the end of that article.
- Where reporting conflicts, we say so and give the range rather than picking the most dramatic number.
- Where we could not verify something, we say that in the article itself rather than omitting it silently.
- We distinguish primary sources (company filings, official announcements, regulator documents) from secondary reporting.
What we do not do
- We do not accept payment for coverage, and we do not let commercial relationships influence editorial judgment.
- We do not republish press releases as analysis.
- We do not use undisclosed affiliate links inside news analysis.
Corrections
When we get something wrong, we fix it and say what changed. See our Corrections Policy.
Contact
Questions about our editorial process are welcome at our Contact page.