Editorial Standards

Who writes this site, how claims get sourced, and what is automated. Short version: primary documents or it doesn't ship.

Who writes this

SynergyX research is written and maintained by the project's founding developer and published under SynergyX Research. The founder works pseudonymously — a deliberate and, we'd argue, appropriate choice for the author of a privacy-focused cryptocurrency; it is the same convention Bitcoin was published under. The work is the credential: the chain, the wallet, the cryptography implementations and every article here are produced by the same hands, in continuous development since 23 September 2025.

How claims are sourced

• Standards claims cite the primary documents: NIST FIPS 203 (ML-KEM), NIST FIPS 205 (SLH-DSA), and the underlying specifications (SEC 2 for secp256k1, the SPHINCS+ and CRYSTALS-Kyber papers).
• Quantum-hardware claims cite named, dated sources — vendor roadmaps (IBM, Google Quantum AI), peer-reviewed results, and named analyses. Estimates are attributed to whoever made them, with the date, because qubit estimates change and readers deserve to know which year's number they are reading.
• On-chain claims about SynergyX are verifiable against the public explorer and the shipped wallet — we prefer claims a reader can check over claims a reader must trust.
• Numbers are dated in the text. When an estimate is superseded, the article is updated and the Updated stamp reflects it.

What is automated, and what is not

• English articles, guides and glossary entries are written and edited by a person. Drafting tools may be used; every technical claim, number and citation is checked by the author before publication.
• Non-English versions are machine-translated from the English originals, provided for accessibility in 18 languages. Every translated page carries a visible disclosure and points back to the English original, which is the version of record. Translated pages are deliberately excluded from search indexing until a fluent human has reviewed that language.
• The "Listen" audio and per-page AI summaries are automated and labeled where they appear.

Corrections

If something here is wrong, we want it loudly. Post on the forums or write to support@synxcrypto.com. Verified factual errors are corrected in the article itself and the Updated date is bumped; substantive corrections are noted in the text. We do not silently rewrite history on contested claims — the correction stays visible.

What this site is

SynergyX is a post-quantum cryptocurrency, and this site is both its documentation and a body of research on quantum threats to existing cryptography. We are not neutral about the conclusion — we built a chain because we believe the threat is real — but every factual claim stands on sources you can follow, and the reasoning is shown so you can disagree with it precisely.