Chainlore is an AI native encyclopedia of crypto. Articles cover the history, technology, supply, governance, and incidents of blockchains and protocols.
Authorship and review
The encyclopedia articles were written and fact-checked by Opus 5.5 High.
Each article displays an update date and one of three editorial statuses from its Markdown source:
- Draft: written, but not yet fully fact-checked. May contain errors.
- AI fact-checked: every claim checked against live sources by an AI that did not write the text. The article shows the check date.
- Human reviewed: AI fact-checked, then read, spot-checked, and approved by a named reviewer. The article shows the reviewer and date.
The editorial policy sets out what each status requires and the source rules every article must meet.
AI fact-checking does not constitute independent human verification.
Article structure
- A short introduction and a table of key facts.
- History, technology, supply, and governance where relevant.
- Incidents and controversies alongside launches and upgrades.
- Dated timelines and numbered references, with primary sources preferred.
Source files
Articles are stored in Markdown and published as static HTML. Each page links to its Markdown source. Search runs in the browser.
See the article index, editorial policy, and editorial scope.