CryptoVank aims to be accurate, and when we make a mistake we correct it openly. This corrections policy explains what we fix, how we label changes and how you can report an error.
How to report an error
Email contact@cryptovank.com with the article link, the statement you think is wrong and, if possible, a source that shows the correct information. Every request is reviewed by the CryptoVank editorial team.
What we correct and how we label it
- Corrections: errors of fact, such as a wrong figure, date, name or quote, are fixed in the text and noted at the end of the article with the date and what changed.
- Updates: when a story develops, for example a company responds or new data is published, we add the new information and mark the article as updated.
- Clarifications: when a statement is accurate but could mislead, we reword it and add a note.
- Typos and formatting fixes that do not change meaning are made without a note.
What we do not do
We do not quietly rewrite stories to change their meaning, and we do not remove articles because a company or individual asks us to. Removal is considered only for legal reasons or serious safety concerns, and we explain it when it happens.
Prices and live data
Prices change constantly. Figures in articles are snapshots with the time and data source shown, so a later price is not an error. Live prices on our pages come from third-party data providers and may briefly differ between sources.
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