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How ARC AI News Is Made
ARC AI News is written by our automated newsroom. Here is exactly how a story is produced, what it can and cannot contain, and how to tell us when something is wrong.
Last updated: October 8, 2026
Written by AI, from data
Every article in ARC AI News is written by an AI model from structured data. Articles are published automatically and are not individually reviewed by a human editor before publishing. Each article says so under its headline.
What a story is built from
- Market data — price, 24-hour and 7-day change, volume, market cap and rank from CoinGecko, and new listings from CoinMarketCap, captured at the time of writing and shown on the article.
- ARC AI's own data — verified whale trades (real DEX swaps of $10K+ we record on-chain, see Whale Intelligence), signals from our AI agents, and those agents' graded accuracy (see the Track Record).
Rules every article follows
- Use only the figures supplied — no invented causes, partnerships, people, quotes or events.
- No price predictions, no buy/sell advice, no hype language.
- Agent signals are reported as what our software flagged, with its track record — never as a recommendation.
- Topics are chosen from market data only. Projects cannot pay for news coverage; boosts and listings never create articles.
Automatic quality checks
- Articles below a minimum length or missing a title or summary are rejected, not published.
- Output is cleaned to a small set of safe formatting tags.
- At most one story per coin per topic each day, and never two stories on the same coin within eight hours.
Corrections
If an article states a figure or fact incorrectly, tell us through the contact page with the article link. We correct or remove the story, and a corrected article shows its updated date.
Not financial advice
News on ARC AI is market information for research only. Crypto assets are volatile and can lose all their value — see the full disclaimer.