Coinculb is produced by an editorial desk that publishes under an organisational byline, plus a small number of staff writers who publish under their own name instead. Both groups are Coinculb staff — they are listed separately below only because the byline is different, and a reader is entitled to know whether a piece carries an individual’s name or the desk’s.
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Coinculb Editorial Team
The desk that produces most of what you read here
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Organisational byline
Guides, glossary entries and explainers are drafted by one person, reviewed by a second, and checked against primary sources before publication. They publish under the team byline rather than individual names. We would rather show an accurate organisational byline than attach invented biographies to our work.
Staff bylines
Coinculb staff writers who publish under their own name instead of the team byline, so you can see who wrote a specific piece and follow their other work here.
Jordan Ellis is a Coinculb staff writer covering the fundamentals of how cryptocurrency and blockchains actually work, plus practical wallet security: setup, backups, and the everyday habits that keep a first-time holder from losing…
Marcus Webb is a Coinculb staff writer covering DeFi, staking and on-chain data, along with deep dives into how Bitcoin and Ethereum actually work under the hood. He writes for readers who want to…
Priya Shah is a Coinculb staff writer covering the practical mechanics of trading: choosing an exchange, order types, fees, taxes, and the discipline of following markets without checking them every hour. She also writes…