Moonblock.io is written and edited by a small team that follows how brands use blockchain in practice. Each article has a named author and is checked by an editor before we mark it as finished.
The team
Editor-in-chief
Stefan Sanetrik runs Moonblock.io. He sets the editorial direction, decides which topics we cover and has the final say on what is published.
More authors and editors will be listed here with their own profiles as they join. Interested? See Careers.
How an article is made
- Topic. We pick questions brand teams actually ask, mapped to one of our topic hubs.
- Research. The author collects primary sources: regulations, company statements, filings and onchain data.
- Draft. The author writes the article and lists every source at the end.
- Check. An editor checks facts, dates and links, and removes anything that cannot be verified.
- Publish and review. The article gets a next-review date so figures do not go stale.
Sources we trust
- Official texts: EU regulations on EUR-Lex, regulator guidance and court decisions.
- What brands say themselves: press releases, annual reports and product pages, quoted with a date.
- Onchain data that anyone can check on a public block explorer.
- Peer-reviewed research and reports where the method is published.
We treat vendor case studies and marketing claims as claims, not facts, and say so in the text.
Independence
We do not accept payment for coverage. Sponsored content, if we ever publish any, will be labelled as sponsored at the top of the article. Affiliate links are disclosed where they appear.
Corrections
Found a mistake? Write to info@moonblock.io with the link and what is wrong. We fix factual errors and note significant corrections at the end of the article.
Help us check the facts
Do you work on loyalty, product passports or authentication projects at a brand or a provider? We are glad to hear from practitioners who can review articles in their field. Write to info@moonblock.io.