On Criptomedios, we strive daily to offer accurate, accurate, objective and verified information on the dynamic world of cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology and digital financial markets.
We know that in journalism and in a sector that moves at the speed of light, errors can occur. However, we firmly believe that the trust of our readers is built through transparency. For this reason, we assume responsibility for our contents and we promise to correct any errors quickly, clearly and visiblely.
This correction policy details how we manage, edit, and notify changes to our articles when inaccuracy is detected.
1. Commitment to accuracy
Our editorial team follows a rigorous source verification process before posting any news, guidance, or analysis. However, if we identify that we have published incorrect, incomplete or misleading information, we will proceed to its immediate rectification.
Our corrections are governed by the principles of:
- promptness: Fix the error as soon as the correct information is verified.
- transparency: Clearly explain what was changed and why, without hiding the original fault.
- Responsibility openly recognize the error before our community.
2. Types of errors and how we manage them
Not all modifications to an item have the same impact. Therefore, we classify the changes in two categories:
A. Material or content errors (big errors)
They are those that directly affect the understanding of the news or the veracity of the facts (for example: an incorrect economic figure, the wrong name of a project, a wrong date of an important event or an incorrect interpretation of a crypto regulation).
- How we act: We update the text with the correct information and add a Correction note (errata) visible at the end (или at the beginning) of the article. This note details the date of the modification и what information was corrected.
B. Minor errors (grammatical or formatting)
They include misspellings, typos, scoring issues, broken links, or writing improvements that do not alter the sense, data, or context of the information at all.
- How we act: These errors are corrected directly in the content management system (CMS) internally. By not changing the background of the news, a public correction note is not added so as not to hinder the user’s reading.
3. Updates vs. Fixes
It is important to differentiate a correction of a update:
- UPDATE: The crypto sector is constantly evolving. If we publish a news about a hack or the launch of a network (Mainnet) and hours later, new official data comes up, we will update the article to keep it up to date. In this case, a label is usually added that indicates ‘Updated on[Fecha/Hora]’, but it is not considered a previous editorial error, but an evolution of the news.
- CORRECTION: It applies when the original information was incorrect at the time of its publication.
4. How to report an error? (community participation)
At Criptomedios we deeply value the help of our readers. If you find a wrong data, a wrong translation, a wrong graphic, or any other failure on our website, we encourage you to let us know.
To report an error, please send us a message with the following information:
- Link (URL) of the item in question.
- the detected error (Indicates the exact sentence or paragraph).
- the correct information along with the source or test that supports it (if possible).
You can send us this information through the following channels:
- Email: [email protected] (or your regular support email)
- WEB FORM: directly in our Contact page.
Our editorial team will review the report within a maximum period of 24-48 working hours and, if appropriate, will apply the corresponding correction.
5. Right of reply
Criptomedios respects the right of reply of people, companies or projects that feel affected in an illegitimate way by any of our publications. If you consider that any information about you or your organization is inaccurate or harmful, you can contact our editorial address to request a formal review of the content.
Last update: May 2026.