Cookie Policy

Last updated: July 22, 2026. This Cookie Policy explains how CryptoSignal uses cookies and similar technologies on our website, and what choices you have. It applies when you visit our pages, read articles, or interact with site features.

A cookie is a small text file stored on your device by your browser. Cookies can remember preferences, keep sessions working, and help us understand how the site is used. Some cookies are set by us (first-party) and some by other providers (third-party).

We also use similar technologies that store or access information on your device, such as local storage, pixel tags, and JavaScript-based tags. For simplicity, we refer to all of these as cookies in this policy unless we say otherwise.

This Cookie Policy is focused on storage and access on your device and the purposes for which cookies are used. For broader information about personal data we may process, for example contact details if you email us, refer to our Privacy Policy.

In some regions, certain cookies require your permission before they are placed. For example, in the UK, the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) apply to cookies and similar technologies, and consent must meet the UK GDPR standard where consent is required.

Some cookies are strictly necessary to provide a service you request or to make the site function safely and reliably. These cookies are generally enabled by default because the site cannot operate properly without them.

Where we rely on consent, for example for analytics or advertising cookies, you can accept or reject those categories and continue to use the site. You can change your mind at any time using the same cookie controls made available on the site.

If you click to third-party sites, for example an exchange, wallet provider, or social platform, their cookies and tracking are governed by their own policies. We do not control how third parties set cookies once you leave CryptoSignal.

Strictly necessary cookies support core functions such as page navigation, basic layout behavior, and keeping the site usable as you move between pages. These are often short-lived and may be session-based, deleted when you close your browser.

Security cookies help protect CryptoSignal and readers from suspicious activity, such as automated scraping, credential stuffing against admin areas, or abusive traffic patterns. They may store a security token or risk signal and can be session or persistent.

Preferences cookies remember settings you choose, such as theme choices including dark mode, language-related display options if offered, or reduced-motion preferences. These are typically persistent so your settings remain the next time you visit.

Analytics cookies help us understand which pages are read, how users move through the site, and whether features are working. The information is typically aggregated or pseudonymized, but online identifiers like cookie IDs may still be treated as personal data in some jurisdictions.

Performance and debugging cookies or similar storage may be used to improve reliability, reduce load times, and diagnose errors. For example, they can record that an error occurred and basic context needed to reproduce it, without storing your article content.

Advertising or marketing cookies, where enabled, can be used to measure ad performance, limit repeated ads, and in some cases support interest-based advertising. If we run advertising, these cookies are commonly third-party and are optional where consent is required.

Embedded media and social features, where enabled, may come from third parties such as embedded videos, charts, or social posts. Those providers may set their own cookies or use similar technologies to deliver the embed and measure engagement.

Campaign attribution and referral cookies track how you arrived at CryptoSignal, for example from a newsletter, a partner link, or a campaign. These cookies help measure what content is useful, and are typically persistent for a limited period unless you delete them.

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, contact CryptoSignal using the site's Contact page. If you are making a privacy request, include enough detail to identify the relevant device or browser, for example the browser type and approximate visit dates.

If you reject optional cookies, the site should still function, but some features may be less convenient. For example, you may see repeated consent prompts, your preferences may not be saved, and we may have less insight into which reporting is most useful.

Browser controls vary by vendor. Most modern browsers let you block third-party cookies, block all cookies, or delete stored cookies. If you delete cookies, your choices may reset and you may need to set your preferences again.

Some browsers and extensions offer additional controls such as anti-tracking, fingerprinting protection, or privacy sandbox-style settings. These tools can change how cookies behave on your device, and may affect site performance.

We do not respond to Do Not Track signals as a universal standard because there is no single, consistently applied specification across browsers and services. Where legally required, we will honor consent choices collected through our cookie controls.

Third-party providers, for example analytics, advertising, or embedded content providers, may process data outside your state or country. Where this occurs, the provider's own safeguards and legal arrangements govern those transfers.

CryptoSignal is intended for a general audience interested in crypto markets and regulation, not for children. We do not knowingly use cookies to profile children or serve child-directed advertising.

We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in technology, vendors, or legal requirements. When we make material changes, we will update the Last updated date at the top of this page and, where appropriate, present updated choices through our cookie controls.