Times Of Crypto Era Launches With Dedicated Crypto Markets Coverage
A new outlet covering digital assets went live this month at timesofcryptoera.com. Times of Crypto Era opened with dedicated reporting on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, decentralized finance and the regulatory moves reshaping the industry, built by a small team that wanted crypto coverage without the copy-paste rewrite problem so much of the space runs on.
The site isn't chasing volume out of the gate. Each article traces back to a primary source, whether that's a regulatory filing, an exchange's own data, a project's official statement or a live price chart, rather than a summary of what some other outlet already summarized. That sourcing discipline shows up in the first batch of published stories, covering everything from a South Korean regulator's roadmap for tokenized securities to ETF flow data and on-chain governance votes.
Building Coverage Around Five Verticals
Launch content is organized around five categories: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, DeFi and Regulation. Each has its own landing page with a short editorial description instead of being a bare tag dump, and every article links back to related coverage in the same category, so readers can follow a story as it develops rather than hunting for it later.
A few structural choices separate the site from a typical crypto blog. There's a public Editorial Standards page laying out how stories get verified before publication, an AI Disclosure page addressing how automated tools are and aren't used in the newsroom, and a Corrections Policy for when something needs fixing after the fact. None of those are common on crypto news sites, and all three were live before the first article was. The homepage also runs a live coin-price ticker and per-article price cards pulled from real market feeds, not static screenshots that age out within hours.
Who's Writing It
Three bylines carry the launch coverage. Martin serves as writer and editor, handling day-to-day editorial calls. Samiran, who also founded the PR distribution platform Pressefy and the News Coverage Agency, brings a media and outreach background and has written for Hackernoon in the past. Mwenda rounds out the team as a crypto journalist with prior industry newsroom experience.
Each author's byline links to a public profile page listing their bio and published work, a basic feature that's still missing from a surprising number of crypto media sites.
What's Coming
Regulation coverage has been a focus so far, partly because 2026 keeps handing the industry fresh policy news to track, from South Korea's tokenized-securities plan to ongoing shifts in how exchanges handle spot ETF flows. The plan is to keep the same primary-source approach as coverage widens, rather than scale up by publishing more thinly reported pieces.
For now, the fastest way to see what's live is the homepage at timesofcryptoera.com, which pulls together the latest stories across all five categories alongside real-time price data for major tokens.