ATHPost is committed to transparent, accurate, and accountable cryptocurrency journalism. Because the digital asset market moves rapidly, we prioritize prompt, visible corrections whenever an error is identified in our reporting.
Our Correction Standards
- Prompt Action: We aim to investigate and rectify reported factual errors as quickly as possible.
- Transparency: When a substantial error is corrected, we will not silently overwrite the text. An editorial note will be appended to the article explaining what was changed and when.
- Typographical Errors: Minor spelling, grammatical, or formatting errors that do not alter the factual meaning or context of the article may be corrected without an editorial note.
Types of Editorial Amendments
- Corrections: Applied when an article contains a factual inaccuracy, such as an incorrect token price, misidentified individual, or erroneous historical date. A correction note is added to the top or bottom of the article.
- Updates: The cryptocurrency sector is driven by breaking news. When a developing story evolves (e.g., a protocol hack where the stolen amount increases), we will modify the article and tag it as an “Update” with a timestamp to reflect the latest information.
- Clarifications: Used when the original text was factually accurate but potentially misleading or ambiguous to the reader.
- Retractions: In rare cases where an article is fundamentally flawed, based on fabricated evidence, or violates our editorial standards, the article will be removed. A retraction notice will replace the URL, explaining the reasons for the removal.
Legal and Financial Protection In accordance with our Terms of Use, all content on ATHPost (https://athpost.com/) is strictly for informational purposes. Market data, protocol announcements, and crypto-related news can change in seconds. While we strive to correct inaccuracies promptly, ATHPost and its authors assume no liability for any trading losses, investment decisions, or financial damages resulting from errors, omissions, or delayed corrections on the site.