About HafidWatch
Who we are
Who we are
HafidWatch is an independent, automation-driven news project focused on crypto, digital assets and the wider macro environment that affects them.
We’re not an exchange, not a trading platform and not a hype machine.
We are a lean, nerdy operation obsessed with one thing:
Help you see what actually matters today — without spending all day on Twitter, news sites and Telegram.
What we do
What we do
Every day, HafidWatch:
- Scans dozens of trusted crypto and finance sources
- Filters out duplicates, low-signal noise and clickbait
- Scores and ranks the most relevant stories
- Turns them into clean headlines, summaries and social posts
- Distributes them across web, newsletter and social channels
The result: a single, consistent stream of curated news you can follow in a few minutes a day — instead of drowning in tabs, feeds and screenshots.
How it works
How it works
Under the hood, HafidWatch combines:
- Automated feeds and crawlers
- A central database that tracks every story, source and duplicate
- A scoring layer that weighs recency, relevance and quality
- AI-assisted rewriting for headlines, summaries and multi-platform captions
- A distribution engine that posts to the blog, newsletter and social channels
Everything is designed to be:
- Consistent – same story, same facts, adapted to each platform
- Traceable – we track sources, timestamps, updates and errors
- Scalable – as we add new sources or networks, the system grows with us
We don’t replace human judgment — we use automation to do the heavy lifting, so curation and strategy can focus on what matters.
What we believe
What we believe
Crypto is noisy, emotional and full of incentives that twist information.
HafidWatch is built around a few simple principles:
- Signal over noise
Not every price move deserves a headline; we care about structural shifts, regulation, big players, tech progress and real usage. - Independence over hype
We don’t run a token, launchpad or casino. We want long-term readers, not short-term exit liquidity. - Transparency over mystery
We’re clear about how we make money and which links are affiliate links or paid placements.
How we make money
How we make money
To keep HafidWatch sustainable, we use:
- Display advertising on the website
- Affiliate partnerships with exchanges, wallets and tools we genuinely find useful
- Sponsorships in the newsletter and on selected placements
Some links on the site and in the newsletter are affiliate links.
That means if you sign up or make a purchase through them, we may earn a commission — at no extra cost to you.
We don’t sell your personal data, and we don’t promise guaranteed profits, signals or “get rich quick” schemes.
Who HafidWatch is for
Who HafidWatch is for
HafidWatch is made for people who:
- Follow crypto and macro markets but don’t want to live on X all day
- Need a fast, reliable news layer on top of their own research or trading
- Prefer curated, structured information over endless noise and memes
- Want to know when something really important happens — not just when the price wiggles
Whether you’re a builder, investor, analyst or just a curious observer, the goal is the same: help you stay informed without burning out.
Stay in touch
Stay in touch
There are three main ways to follow HafidWatch:
- Daily newsletter – a quick briefing with the most important headlines and context
- Website – live feed of curated stories throughout the day
- Social & community – real-time updates and commentary on X, Telegram and elsewhere
If you’d like to reach out for partnerships, sponsorships or feedback, you can contact us at:
- Email: hafidwatch.news@gmail.com
- Social Media: links in the footer!
Supporting the project
Supporting the project
HafidWatch is a small, independent operation.
If you find value in what we’re building and want to help keep it going, you can support us by:
- Reading and sharing our articles
- Subscribing to the newsletter
- Using our affiliate links and partner platforms
- Sending a tip via crypto (see the Support / Donate section in the footer)
Every bit of support helps us cover infrastructure, development and research time so we can keep shipping and improving.