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DMCA & Copyright Policy

CryptoCluster publishes only its own writing. We do not host, reproduce or republish anyone else's article content — but we still take copyright complaints seriously, and this page is how to raise one.

What we publish

Every article on CryptoCluster is written in-house. Where we quote or reference another outlet's reporting we do so briefly, with attribution and a link to the original.

Images and media

Cover images and in-article media are either created by us, licensed, or used with permission. If you believe an image here is yours and used without a licence, tell us and we will remove it while we check, rather than after.

Designated copyright agent

Under 17 U.S.C. §512, notices of claimed infringement must be sent to the designated agent below.

Agent name[TO BE COMPLETED — full legal name of the designated agent]
RoleDesignated DMCA Agent, CryptoCluster
Postal address[TO BE COMPLETED — full physical mailing address; a PO box alone is not accepted]
Telephone[TO BE COMPLETED — contact telephone number]
Emailthecrypto.0009@gmail.com

Email reaches us fastest. The postal address exists because the statute requires one, not because it is the quickest route to a person.

Filing a notice

If you believe any content on CryptoCluster infringes your copyright, send a notice to thecrypto.0009@gmail.com. Your notice must include:

  1. Identification of the copyrighted work
  2. The specific URL of the allegedly infringing content
  3. Your contact information
  4. A statement of good-faith belief
  5. A statement, under penalty of perjury, that you are authorised to act
  6. Your physical or electronic signature

We aim to acknowledge valid notices within a few business days. CryptoCluster is operated by a single individual, so please allow for that when expecting a reply.