Editorial standards
How TradeGPT.art reviews its content
Our goal is to publish prompts that are useful in real finance workflows, readable in every supported language, and honest about uncertainty and risk.
Prompt standards
Permanent prompts must define a clear task, enough context, a useful output format, and appropriate risk boundaries. Difficulty labels reflect the knowledge required to use the prompt well, not the length of the text.
Finance and crypto review
We review terminology, assumptions, calculations, market mechanics, risk language, and the distinction between facts and scenarios. Time-sensitive, regulated, tax, and legal topics should direct users to current primary sources or qualified professionals.
Localization
English, Russian, and Spanish versions are edited as complete local experiences. We adapt finance and crypto terminology for native readers instead of translating word for word, while preserving tickers, protocol names, IDs, and technical terms that should remain unchanged.
AI-assisted workflow
AI tools may assist drafting, translation, and quality checks. Permanent site content is then reviewed against the source meaning, product taxonomy, formatting rules, and automated localization tests before release.
Corrections and updates
We fix clear errors promptly and update the relevant modification date when crawlable content changes. To report an issue, include the page URL, prompt ID when applicable, and a short explanation: