Boxmining is an independent crypto and AI publication. We cover coins, exchanges, trading, airdrops, and the AI tools reshaping the space — written for the person who just installed their first wallet, not the person who already has one.
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Boxmining's reporting and Michael Gu's analysis have been featured, quoted, and cited across established financial and crypto media. Forbes has quoted Michael as a crypto analyst and referenced Boxmining's reporting, while CoinGecko invited him as a featured guest and CoinMarketCap listed him among its leading crypto influencers.
Cointelegraph has sought Michael's analysis on DeFi risk, Decrypt named Boxmining one of its best crypto YouTube channels, and cybersecurity firm Halborn cited his analysis following the 2022 crypto YouTube attack. Each logo above links to the original coverage.
Editorial standards
Every guide and review on Boxmining follows the same three rules:
- Beginner-first. We assume you just opened your first wallet yesterday. If a term needs explaining, it gets explained — not glossed over.
- Check before you publish. We don't run anything we haven't actually used. Reviews are based on the platform, not the press kit.
- No paid placements in editorial. Sponsored content, if we accept any, is clearly labelled. Affiliate links are disclosed at the top of the page.
Corrections: if we get something wrong, we fix it and leave a note. Email [email protected].
Team
Boxmining was founded in 2017 by Michael Gu, a Bitcoin miner since 2012. We are a small team of writers, traders, and engineers based mostly in Asia. See the authors page for the full roster.
How we work
We started Boxmining as a YouTube channel and expanded into written guides, exchange reviews, and airdrop coverage as our community grew. Today we publish across YouTube, this website, X, Telegram, and Discord.
Our editorial process: the writer tests the product, drafts the article, and a second pair of eyes checks it for accuracy and beginner-clarity before publish. We update guides when protocols change, and we version-date every page so you can see how fresh the information is.
Funding
Boxmining is independently funded. Revenue comes from three sources: affiliate links to exchanges and wallets we already recommend, display advertising on the site, and — occasionally — sponsored content that is clearly labelled as such. We do not accept payment in exchange for coverage.
Affiliate links never change our editorial verdict. If a product is bad, we say so regardless of the commission rate.
Contact
- Tips, corrections, press: [email protected]
- Editorial corrections: [email protected]
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- X (Twitter): @Boxmining (Michael) and @BoxminingNews (editorial)
- Discord: Join our Discord — community discussion and a scam-alert channel.
- Telegram: BoxminingFam (community) and Boxmining Announcements
If you want to write for us, email [email protected] with two or three links to your published work and a one-paragraph pitch.
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