About
Editorial team
Research and analysis at Decentralized Finance Publication is produced by an in-house editorial desk and published under the organisation's name rather than individual staff bylines. Kaiser Khan, Editor in Chief, is accountable for everything on the site, and every page names him as reviewer. Corrections and editorial queries go to the same address.
How we credit our work
Research here is a desk effort. A protocol guide typically passes through drafting, on-chain data checks and an editorial review before it publishes, and it is revised whenever the protocol changes materially — so attributing a page to one individual would misrepresent how it was made.
We therefore publish under Decentralized Finance editorial team, and name a real, accountable editor on every page rather than a byline you cannot verify. Where an individual has a public professional record, they are credited by name with links to it.
Who is accountable
Editor in Chief
Kaiser Khan is a London-based entrepreneur and publisher with thirty years in business, media, and financial content. He is Editor in Chief of MoneyGuide.org.uk, a UK personal finance publication covering money management, investment, and digital assets. At Decentralized Finance, he leads editorial direction across DeFi research, cryptocurrency news, and blockchain ecosystem coverage.
Verify: mrkaiserkhan.com · moneyguide.org.uk
Desks
- Protocol research
- Lending, DEXs, derivatives, restaking and CDP mechanics; tokenomics and governance.
- Stablecoins and RWAs
- Peg mechanisms, collateral structure, redemption design and tokenised treasuries.
- Ecosystems and on-chain data
- Layer 1 and Layer 2 analysis, TVL and bridge flows, sourced from DeFiLlama and block explorers.
- Policy and regulation
- MiCA, the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts, UK and APAC crypto rules, and enforcement actions.
Standards and corrections
Sourcing, funding, corrections policy and conflict-of-interest rules are set out in our editorial policy. If something here is wrong, tell us — we correct and date-stamp the page.