EDITORIAL POLICY
- Tokyniq
I started Tokyniq because most reviews in the crypto and privacy space are just recycled marketing material. My goal is to provide a different perspective – one based on actual usage, not theoretical features.
I don’t list every tool or platform available just to fill space. My reviews are strictly limited to tools I personally use. If a service doesn’t meet my personal standards for privacy or functionality, it simply won’t appear on this site.
I don’t just “browse” a website and call it a review. I spend several weeks living with these tools as a regular user to judge their true credibility and efficiency. For every platform I cover, I test:
Privacy: Can I actually use it without being forced into identity checks?
Usability: Is the interface intuitive or is it a headache to navigate?
Reliability: I test real transactions and withdrawals to ensure the platform handles funds responsibly.
The crypto and privacy landscape changes every day. A platform that is “No-KYC” today might change its terms tomorrow. Because of this, I perform monthly reviews of all articles on Tokyniq. I check for changes in fees, withdrawal speeds, and regional availability to keep the information as accurate as possible.
I am an independent researcher, and my priority is the truth. If you notice a change in a platform’s policy, an error in my data, or a problem with a service I’ve reviewed, I want to know about it.
You can reach me directly at info@tokyniq.com. I personally evaluate all feedback and will update the content as quickly as possible to ensure our community stays informed.