Corrections Policy
The Cryptocurrency Post is committed to accuracy, transparency and accountability in its crypto, blockchain and digital asset coverage.
How we handle corrections
When we identify a factual error, we review the original source material, update the article when appropriate and add clarification where the change materially affects the reader's understanding.
What we correct
- Incorrect names, dates, figures, links or attributions.
- Material context missing from regulatory, market, security or protocol coverage.
- Statements that require clearer distinction between confirmed facts, analysis and market speculation.
How to request a correction
Readers, sources and companies may request a correction through our contact page. Please include the article URL, the specific claim in question and supporting primary documentation where possible.
Updates and transparency
Minor style edits may be made without notice. Substantive corrections or clarifications may be noted in the article when they affect meaning, accuracy or reader trust.