Start with the source
News briefs link to the original announcement and show its event date. A company’s claim is attributed to that company. Announced integrations, research proposals and planned launches are not described as completed deployments.
Be specific about limits
Educational articles explain mechanisms and uncertainty. A valid signature is not proof of truthful measurements; liquidity is not market capitalisation; a listing is not a security audit. Headlines must match the substance of the article.
Dates mean something
Publication dates are preserved. Technical rebuilds and domain changes do not make an old story new. Material factual changes should carry an updated date and an explanation in the affected article. The launch edition was published on 7 October 2026 and is not an automated breaking-news service.
Free, not guaranteed
CoinNewsAtlas charges no publication or sponsorship fees. No contributor can purchase a favourable conclusion. Free publication does not remove the need to identify a material interest or relationship when it affects coverage.
Corrections
A correction should identify the article, the disputed statement and the supporting source. Material errors are corrected in context, not hidden behind a new headline. A dedicated public submission and corrections email will be published after its owner confirms the contact details. No response time is promised.
Reader safety
No article requires recovery phrases, private keys or wallet approvals. Cryptoassets can be highly volatile; an entire investment can be lost. Content is news, information and education, not personalised financial, legal or tax advice.