Kemiox is an independent digital publication covering AI, blockchain, cryptocurrency, fintech, cybersecurity, and digital transformation. We publish long-form analysis, news, and explainer pieces for readers who want to understand emerging technology beyond the surface level.

Our team includes journalists and analysts with backgrounds in technology, finance, and cybersecurity. Some come from newsrooms, others from the industries we cover. We also work with a small group of vetted contributors who bring specialized domain expertise.

Our editorial team is based in New York, NY. We cover technology developments globally.

We publish new articles several times per week. During major industry events or breaking developments, we may publish more frequently. Our newsletter goes out once a week.

No. We cover cryptocurrency markets, DeFi protocols, and fintech developments as a news and analysis publication. Nothing on this site should be read as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any financial asset. We don’t publish price predictions or trading signals.

We focus on developments that have real-world impact on businesses, investors, and technology professionals. We prioritize topics where we can add analysis and context beyond what a press release provides. If something is getting a lot of attention but there’s nothing new to say about it, we’ll usually skip it.

We occasionally publish contributed pieces from industry practitioners, researchers, and independent analysts. We don’t accept promotional content disguised as analysis. If you have a pitch, send it to [email protected] with a brief outline and your relevant background. We’ll respond within a week if we’re interested.

If we get something wrong, we fix it and add a visible correction note to the article explaining what changed and when. We take factual accuracy seriously. If you spot an error, email [email protected] with the article URL and what you believe is incorrect.

Every piece goes through editorial review before publication. We verify claims against primary sources where possible and require writers to cite their information. We’re not perfect, but we have a process.

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Sponsored content is always labeled clearly and visually distinct from editorial content. Advertisers have zero input on our editorial coverage, topics, or conclusions. Our editorial and business operations are run separately.

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Yes. The Kemiox Weekly is a curated digest of the most important developments across AI, blockchain, fintech, and cybersecurity, plus our editorial picks. It goes out once a week.

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