Answers to common questions about Centrors’ coverage, editorial approach, and how we evaluate crypto-climate projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Centrors cover?
We cover the intersection of cryptocurrency and climate/sustainability topics: blockchain energy consumption, tokenized carbon markets, regenerative finance (ReFi), DePIN environmental-monitoring networks, and the regulatory landscape affecting both sectors.
Is Centrors a crypto investment advice site?
No. We publish informational and analytical content, not financial advice. Nothing on this Site should be treated as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. Always do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
Why did the site shift from general ecology content to crypto coverage?
Centrors originally covered environmental and sustainability topics broadly. As the overlap between blockchain technology and climate finance grew more significant — and more scrutinized — we narrowed our focus to that specific intersection, where we felt we could add the most value.
How do you evaluate “green crypto” or ReFi projects?
We look at the actual mechanics: the tokenomics, whether claimed environmental impact is independently verifiable, whether the technology does what the whitepaper claims, and how the project holds up against on-chain data rather than marketing copy.
Do you accept sponsored content or paid reviews?
We occasionally work with partners, but any sponsored or paid content is clearly labeled as such. Our editorial coverage is not for sale.
Can I suggest a project or story for you to cover?
Yes — send details to [email protected]. We can’t guarantee coverage of every pitch, but we read all submissions.
How accurate is your data on mining energy consumption and emissions?
We prioritize primary sources — node-level data, academic studies, and disclosure filings — over press releases or marketing figures, and we note the source and date of any statistic we cite.
How can I report an error in an article?
Email [email protected] with the article link, the specific claim, and your supporting source. We review and correct confirmed errors promptly.
Still have a question?
Reach out via our Contacts page.