What we publish, how we check it, and who answers for it.
YourKhabri is edited by Lakshya Mishra (founder and editor-in-chief), Divyansh Mishra (editor, markets) and Akshat Mishra (editor, defi and finance). Lakshya Mishra is responsible for this policy and for every story published under the YourKhabri name. Every story carries the name of the editor accountable for it.
Three editors run the desk. Between them they cover breaking news, markets and trading, and DeFi and finance, and all three are hunting for the next story every day, not only waiting for it to reach them.
Founder and editor-in-chief
Founded YourKhabri to be first with crypto news, and right.
Lakshya Mishra founded YourKhabri and is its editor-in-chief. Lakshya works at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), sets the desk's rules on sourcing, verification and corrections, and is answerable for every story published under the YourKhabri name.
Editor, markets
An algorithmic trader who reads the market from the inside.
Divyansh Mishra is YourKhabri's markets editor and an algorithmic trader who builds and runs his own strategies. A student at NMIMS (Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies), he brings a trader's perspective to price moves, liquidations and market structure.
Editor, DeFi and finance
Hands-on DeFi experience and a banker's eye for risk.
Akshat Mishra is YourKhabri's DeFi and finance editor. Akshat works at Axis Bank and has hands-on experience in decentralised finance, covering lending protocols, stablecoins, payments and regulation, and handles reader corrections.
A story is published on a single report only when that report comes from an official source or a newsroom we trust. Anything else waits for a second, independent outlet.
Official sources, which confirm a claim on their own: US SEC press, Binance announcements.
Trusted newsrooms: CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, Watcher Guru, The Block, Decrypt, Bitcoin Magazine, The Defiant, Degen News, ZachXBT, Watcher Guru, Boss Bot News, Wu Blockchain, Tree News, Lookonchain.
Every story names and links the outlet that reported it first and each outlet that followed. The verification labels are explained on how we work.
We never republish another outlet’s text or images. Specific claims are attributed to the outlet that made them. An outlet can ask to be removed from our monitoring and we will do it the same day.
Story photos come from openly licensed or free-to-use libraries (Wikimedia Commons, Unsplash, Pexels, Pixabay, Openverse) and are credited under the image. Every photo is checked for fit before use; when nothing fits, the story uses a branded cover rather than a misleading picture. Illustrations, where used, are labelled.
Headlines state the fact, with the number or name that makes it news. No questions, no teases, nothing the story does not support.
Advertising and sponsored content are labelled and never influence coverage. Nothing on YourKhabri is investment advice. See disclosures.
We fix errors quickly and say so on the story. See the corrections policy, or contact the desk.
