// Analyst //
Pan
Lead Analyst, CRYPTINT.IO
Pan is the pen name of the founder of CRYPTINT.IO and the author of the Declassified guides, the coin intelligence briefs and the platform comparisons. Pan studied mathematics and economics and has spent more than 25 years in cybersecurity and finance, most of it building and running systems that have to turn unreliable data into decisions someone will act on.
That background is the method behind the site. Treat every signal as a witness that might be lying. Look for corroboration across sources that don't share a failure mode. Say plainly what the data shows, what it doesn't, and where the numbers came from.
Why a pen name.
Pan writes under a pen name and stays out of the picture on purpose. The work is the analysis, and the analysis is checkable: every guide cites its sources, every calculator shows its formula, and the methodology page explains how a confluence score is built and what each pillar measures. Judge the site by that, not by a headshot.
CRYPTINT.IO is the publisher and stands behind everything published here. Corrections go through the contact page and are applied with a visible updated date on the page concerned.
What Pan covers.
122 guides across 9 pillars, 34 coin briefs, 5 platform comparisons and 8 free calculators. None of it is trade advice. All of it is written to be checked.
- Confluence 3 guides
- Fundamentals 24 guides
- Macro Indicators 11 guides
- News Intelligence 9 guides
- On-Chain Analytics 19 guides
- Sectors 10 guides
- Social Sentiment 12 guides
- Technical Analysis 23 guides
- Whale Tracking 11 guides
- Coin briefs 34
- Platform comparisons 5
- Free calculators 8
How the work is done.
Primary sources first: protocol documentation, on-chain data, exchange and ETF disclosures, regulator filings. Figures carry the date they were true. Anything that moves, like prices, supply and fees, is labelled with when it was taken, and the calculators fetch live data rather than quoting a stale number.
Guides are revised when the facts change, and the updated date on each page is real. If a page says it was updated, something in it was.
Recently updated.
- Layer 1 vs Layer 2 in Crypto 2026-09-17
- Position Sizing in Crypto Trading 2026-09-17
- Crypto Staking: How It Works 2026-09-17
- Realized Cap Explained for Crypto 2026-09-17
- Tokenomics 101: Reading Crypto Supply 2026-09-17
- Crypto Liquidations as a Signal 2026-09-17
- Telegram Crypto Sentiment: Tools & Data Sources 2026-09-09
- Aave (AAVE): Tokenomics & Analysis 2026-09-09
- Avalanche (AVAX): Tokenomics & Analysis 2026-09-09
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH): Tokenomics & Analysis 2026-09-09
Profile updated 2026-09-17. Educational content, not financial advice.