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Frequently Asked Questions

Blockchain Research Group — independent cross-asset market intelligence, published every Monday.

About the research

What is Blockchain Research Group?

An independent research group covering digital assets alongside equities and commodities. Over 40 editions published to date.

What do the weekly reports cover?

Digital assets, equities, commodities and macro themes. The focus is cross-asset context, not crypto in isolation.

How often do you publish?

A new edition is published every Monday. Occasional special editions follow major market or regulatory events.

Where can I read past editions?

The full archive is available at @blockchainresearchgr

What data and methodology do you use?


On-chain metrics, exchange flow data, public market data and primary sources such as central bank and regulator publications. Sources are referenced in each edition.

Do you cover individual altcoins?


Yes, each edition includes a dedicated altcoin section. Coverage there is deliberately concise, but I will go into more depth on a specific token on request.

Is this investment advice?

No. Everything published is research and analysis for informational purposes only. It is not personalised investment advice and should not be treated as a recommendation to buy or sell any asset.

About the author

Who writes the research?

Founded and written by Olyn Axel Vandermeulen. All analysis is produced independently, with no sponsored coverage.

Who do you write for?

Readers across Europe, the United States and globally. The research is deliberately international in scope rather than tied to any single market.

Do you hold positions in the assets you write about?


Any position held in an asset discussed is disclosed within that edition.

What language is the research published in?


English only.

Is the research free?

Yes, every edition is free to read, with no paywall. Readers can also join the private Telegram group free of charge.


Can I request coverage of a specific asset or theme?

Yes. Reader requests are welcome and regularly shape the research pipeline.


Can I quote or republish your work?

Short quotes are welcome with clear attribution and a link to the original. Full reproduction requires written permission.

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