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About

About PeopleLikeCrypto

An independent publication for people who take part in crypto and want the facts before they act: which airdrops are real, which listings are confirmed, and what a piece of news does and does not change.

What we publish

Four kinds of pages, all dated and all sourced. An airdrop tracker with 29 projects, each carrying a status label, the cost of taking part, the next dated event and the day we last checked it. A listings tracker with 38 tokens and the exchange announcements behind them. News that explains what happened and what to watch (36 current stories), and guides (14) on the mechanics: how airdrops are decided, how listings work, how to read a supply schedule, how to keep your keys. A glossary and three tools sit alongside.

Where we can, we use real data instead of describing it. Price charts are drawn from exchange candles. Project logos are the projects' own. Photographs are licensed and credited on the credits page.

How the pages are made

We research with primary sources first: exchange announcement pages, project documentation, filings, regulator releases and on-chain data. Drafting is done with AI assistance, and every page is then held to a written standard that checks sourcing, dates and numbers, described in our editorial policy and verification method. We tell you this plainly because you should know how what you read was produced. Responsibility for what is published, and for correcting it, rests with the publisher of this site.

Tracker pages print the date they were last checked against live sources. Corrections are made on the page and logged, with the date, on our corrections page.

What we will not do

  • Sell coverage. A project cannot pay for a place in a tracker or a friendlier status label.
  • Give price targets or trade calls. We describe mechanisms and risks and leave the decision to you.
  • Hide the money. We earn from display advertising and from a clearly labelled affiliate link to a regulated broker. Both are explained in the editorial policy.
  • Ask for your keys. No page here will ever ask you to connect a wallet, pay a fee or share a seed phrase.

Contact

Errors, stale facts, missed scams and tips are the most useful mail we get. Write to contact@peoplelikecrypto.com with the link to the page and your source. See the contact page for what we do with it.

The obvious disclaimer Nothing on this site is financial, investment or tax advice. Crypto can go to zero and airdrops can amount to nothing.