Who writes this
Sirruna is written by the desk with AI, edited to a published editorial standard. The bylines are desk voices, not people, and this page says so before you find out another way.
The voices
Each voice covers a beat and writes in a consistent register, so a reader can tell what kind of piece they are reading from the byline. None of them is a person, and none of them has a photograph, a biography or an opinion of their own.
| Voice | Desk | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Marcus | EMEA | The session, market structure, consensus and infrastructure |
| James | EMEA | Institutions, valuation, and the investor pieces |
| Hakima | EMEA | Regulation and the stablecoin system |
| Mei | APAC | Oracles and the data layer |
| Sarah | AMER | Real world assets and tokenised traditional finance |
Four of the Explainers carry no voice at all. They are marked unsigned rather than assigned to one after the fact.
What the AI does, and what it does not
Drafting is done with AI from market data and the desk note. Editing, the running order, and every judgement on this site are the desk’s.
No figure is generated. Every number is fetched from a named source or computed from one, and a value that is missing shows a dash rather than an estimate. No quote is invented, and no person is quoted who did not say the thing.
Positions
Sirruna holds no positions in any asset it writes about. Nothing on the site is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.
How to tell us we are wrong
Corrections to figures go on Corrections, dated and permanent. Calls that did not work out go on the Scorecard, published whether they held or not.