For fair reporting, The Block media discloses the coin holdings of all staff: What do these experts buy?

Should news/research media professionals in the cryptocurrency industry disclose their investment portfolios? This may help maintain the neutrality of the reporters and provide readers with a basis for judging fairness. The well-known media outlet The Block has publicly disclosed the cryptocurrency holdings of all its staff. What do these in-depth researchers hold?

Why Be Transparent?

The Block stated that they are committed to transparent journalism and fair analysis of digital assets, cryptocurrencies, and blockchain technology. Their fundamental principle is to present investigative news without bias.

Therefore, they have decided to disclose all members' cryptocurrency assets to avoid any biased or inappropriate reporting. This approach is unprecedented in the industry.

The Block mentioned that they only disclose investments of $2,000 or more, as investments below this amount are considered insignificant.

What Are These Experts Buying?

Interestingly, not everyone holds cryptocurrencies, and among those who do, three individuals do not have Bitcoin, and six individuals do not have Ether. What adds to the intrigue is that despite some members of The Block not being big fans of Binance, some members still hold BNB.