Trust Center
Corrections Policy
How CoinLive reviews factual errors, updates breaking stories, and publishes corrections.
Last updated July 22, 2026
Reader role
Readers can flag issues
Newsroom rule
Material errors are corrected promptly
Transparency
Important changes should be disclosed
How to report an issue
If you believe an article contains a factual error, a broken citation, or misleading framing, contact CoinLive through the site contact channel with the URL and a short explanation of the issue.
How we review corrections
We review reported issues against the published copy, source material, and any additional verification that can confirm or reject the claim.
When a correction is warranted, we update the article as quickly as practical and adjust the framing so the corrected version does not preserve the original error by implication.
Correction notes and updates
Minor grammar or formatting edits may be made without a formal correction note. Material factual changes, incorrect numbers, wrong names, or inaccurate descriptions should be corrected more visibly.
- Breaking-news updates may receive an update note
- Material factual errors may receive a correction note
- Unsupported or harmful claims may be removed while preserving accountability where possible
Removal requests
CoinLive does not remove accurate reporting simply because it is unfavorable. Requests involving privacy, legal exposure, impersonation, or demonstrably false claims are reviewed case by case.