About this site
Coin-Hunt.com is a small independent research desk covering coin-listing boards, crypto vote mechanics and the security habits that keep people from losing money to them. It is written by people who have used these tools, not by a marketing department.
What we are not
We are not CoinHunt. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the operators of coinhunt.cc, to Coin Hunt World, or to any project listed on a voting board. We do not publish rankings, we do not accept submissions, and we do not sell placements. If you were looking for either official service, the links above go directly to them.
The disclaimer, stated plainly
This is not the official website of CoinHunt. Information is provided for informational purposes only.
Why the site exists
Search results for anything in this corner of crypto are dominated by two kinds of page: syndicated press releases, and affiliate content optimised to rank rather than to inform. Between them sits a genuine question — what is this platform, is it still running, and is the number on the screen worth anything — that almost nobody answers directly.
Our editorial position is boring on purpose. We are sceptical of marketing claims, uninterested in price predictions, and obsessive about custody. Nothing on this site is financial advice, and we will never tell you a token is going to go up, because nobody who tells you that knows either.
How we work
- Primary sources over summaries. When we describe how a platform behaves, we have opened it and looked. Where a claim comes from an operator's own material, we attribute it in the text rather than absorbing it as fact.
- The downsides get equal space. A review that only lists benefits is an advertisement. If a tool has a failure mode that costs people money, that is the part worth the words.
- Uncertainty is stated, not smoothed over. Where a platform's status is ambiguous — as CoinHunt's currently is — we say what we observed and what we cannot confirm.
- Pages get re-checked. Sites in this category change or disappear without announcements. Each page carries the date it was last reviewed.
How this is funded
Some outbound links on this site are commercial partnerships. If you open an account with a platform after following one, we may receive a commission. It costs you nothing, and it is the only revenue this site has.
The rules we hold ourselves to are short. Commercial relationships never buy a placement in our text, never change an assessment, and never suppress a criticism. We do not take payment from listing boards, from vote-selling services, or from any project that appears on one — and we do not accept paid reviews or sponsored posts at all. Where a partner link appears, it appears because it is the sensible next step for a reader at that point in the page, and it is marked with the standard attribute search engines use for commercial links.
Corrections
If something here is wrong, we want to fix it, and we would rather hear it from you than leave it up. Write to contact@coin-hunt.com with the page and the specific claim. Factual corrections are made quickly and the review date is updated. More detail on what we can and cannot help with is on the contact page.
Scope
We cover the CoinHunt listing board and its ecosystem: what the platform is, how its votes worked, the market that sells them, the automation tools that target the people who want them, what submitting a coin involves, what to use instead, and the unrelated game that shares the name.