Editorial principles
How we prepare articles
So you can verify a source, understand an example and assess the limits of a conclusion.
Updated 18 October 2026
Who is responsible for the content
This blog is published by VoltArb, a project focused on arbitrage and market analytics. We explain tool metrics, market mechanics and calculation limits. A VoltArb byline is not an independent review of our product. If an article has an individual author or reviewer, we will describe only their actual contribution.
How we prepare and check articles
AI tools may assist preparation. For new articles and substantive updates, we check important conditions against primary sources, compare interface instructions with working features and verify arithmetic separately. A successful software build does not establish the correctness of a trading conclusion. Unverified conditions remain unknown.
What the numbers represent
An educational example demonstrates a calculation and is labeled accordingly. A historical case uses saved observations with a source and time; raw data and methodology are provided where possible. A screenshot records the interface at capture time. It does not promise the same prices, rates, availability or return today.
What an update date means
The publication date records the article’s first publication. We change the update date for a substantive revision, such as checking a calculation, a source rule or an interface instruction. A change to shared navigation does not mean every older article has been reviewed again. Historical cases retain their original observation window.
Sources and commercial links
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