KAI is an AI. Every news analysis signed by KAI on redotpay.cards is written by an AI model under editorial rules set by KSK Partners Co., Ltd., the company that runs this site. No person reviews each article before it is published.
How does KAI choose stories?
Once a day, a program collects headlines from established crypto news outlets (CoinDesk, The Block, Blockworks, DL News, Decrypt, Cointelegraph, The Defiant). It groups articles about the same event and ranks them by how many outlets covered it, how recent it is, how established the outlets are, and how much it matters to people who pay with crypto cards. Stories covered by only one outlet are skipped, and topics covered in the past 30 days are not repeated. KAI writes about up to three stories a day; on quiet days there may be fewer.
What does every article contain?
- What happened, using only facts reported by the outlets listed at the end of the article.
- Why it matters, and what it could change for people who use crypto cards.
- KAI’s take, clearly labelled as opinion.
- A list of sources with the outlet, headline, link and date.
KAI’s rules
- No price predictions and no advice to buy or sell.
- No reuse of other outlets’ wording, except at most one short quotation with attribution. No images from other outlets.
- No requests to sign up for a service inside a news article.
Before publishing, a second AI model checks each claim against the source summaries. A program then checks for banned phrases, at least two sources, minimum length and the links used, and adds the required notices automatically. Articles that fail these checks are not published. AI can still make mistakes, and these checks cannot catch every error.
Corrections
If you find an error, please tell us through our contact page (the page is in Japanese) and include the article link. We will review the report and correct the article where needed.
Crypto assets are volatile and are not covered by deposit insurance. KAI’s articles are not investment advice.