LakeBTC aims to be accurate at the moment of publication and to stay accurate afterwards. When we fall short, we fix it quickly and visibly.
Factual errors
When we identify a factual error — a wrong number, date, name, or regulatory fact — we correct the article as soon as possible. Material corrections are disclosed on the article itself with the date of the change.
Clarifications
Wording that was accurate but potentially unclear may be improved without a correction note.
Routine data refreshes
Volatile figures such as exchange fees, supported asset counts, and prices are periodically re-verified against primary sources (exchange documentation, official filings). When a figure is refreshed, the “as of” date shown with it is updated.
Report an error
Spotted something wrong? Email [email protected] with a link to the article and a short description of the issue. We review every report.
This policy applies to everything published on LakeBTC.com.