I just reviewed the information about CoinDesk and it's interesting to note how they explain their corporate structure. It turns out they belong to Bullish, that digital asset platform focused on institutions that is listed on the NYSE. What caught my attention is that they are quite transparent about potential conflicts of interest, mentioning that their journalists can receive compensation in shares of the parent company. They have a set of fairly strict editorial policies to maintain integrity and editorial independence. They won a Polk Award for their coverage of the FTX case, so at least they have a respectable track record in cryptocurrency journalism. It seems they try to make their stance on transparency clear from the start, although it's always good to be aware of these details when reading news from any media outlet in the crypto space.