Fish at Crypto publishes practical educational material about ASIC firmware, power, cooling and measurement. These guidelines explain how the site handles evidence, uncertainty, commercial claims, updates and corrections.
Evidence hierarchy
Documented technical facts are kept separate from vendor-described features, first-hand measurements, operator reports and worked examples. A vendor statement is attributed as a vendor statement. An example calculation is labelled as an example. Neither should be read as proof that every miner, facility or electricity rate will produce the same result.
Testing and measurements
When a page discusses performance, the relevant conditions matter: exact model and board revision, firmware version, profile, wall power, accepted hashrate, temperature, hardware errors, rejected shares, uptime, fees and observation window. Software estimates can help with diagnostics, but wall measurements and pool results are different evidence layers. If a result has not been independently reproduced, the wording should say so.
Commercial neutrality
Fish at Crypto does not present a paid placement, affiliate relationship or vendor claim as independent proof. Product names may be necessary to explain compatibility, but naming a product is not an endorsement. Readers should review current vendor documentation, terms, fees and support conditions before installation or purchase.
Corrections
When a material error is identified, the relevant passage is corrected and the update date is refreshed. Corrections should preserve the meaning of the original evidence where possible and should not silently turn an estimate into a fact. If a page becomes outdated because a model, fee or firmware release changes, the page should be revised or clearly qualified.
Editorial limits
The site does not provide financial advice, electrical engineering sign-off, warranty instructions or a substitute for a qualified technician. Safety-sensitive work should follow the manufacturer and facility requirements. A reader should stop when compatibility, recovery access, power capacity or cooling conditions are unknown.