Frequently asked questions.

basetfi.com is an editorial index of open source crypto tools and blockchains. It started as a GitHub list and is now a website that points readers — especially beginners — at verified open source projects and their official websites.

No. basetfi.com is a reading list, not a service. There are no accounts and no balances — the site simply catalogues open source software and links to the projects' own pages.

Three checks: the code must be public under a recognised open source licence, the linked website must be the project's official domain, and development must show signs of life. The details are on the About page.

Bitcoin is the leading technology in this space and the design benchmark for everything that followed. Understanding Bitcoin Core and its ecosystem gives a beginner the mental model to evaluate every other project on the roll.

Yes. Email a link to the repository to [email protected]. We read every submission; open source code and an official website are the two hard requirements.

It means we checked the repository, licence and official website by hand at the date shown on the listing. It is an editorial note about the software, not a judgement about any token or its price.

No. It is a personal project maintained by Danilo Salvioni in Bergamo, with help from readers who send corrections and submissions.

Continuously. Small corrections land as they arrive, and the whole index gets a full review pass every few months. The version tag in the header changes with each release of the list itself.