What this log is for.
The corrections page records material changes to CoinView pages: factual fixes, broken links, stale source references, affiliate disclosure edits, risk-language clarifications and data-method changes. Minor grammar edits are usually not logged unless they change meaning.
How a correction is reviewed.
A reader can send the affected URL, a short description, the suspected error and a source to privacy@coinguan.com. CoinView checks whether the point is factual, current, material to risk, and reproducible from public information.
What gets published.
Accepted corrections should identify the date, affected page, old issue, new wording or method, and why the change matters. When the error affects a calculator or data table, the change should mention the formula or source that changed.
Local examples.
For English-language pages, relevant correction sources can include SEC investor alerts, CFTC derivatives materials, FTC endorsement guidance, ETF issuer pages, Glassnode methodology notes, Coinglass data screens and exchange API documents.
What does not count.
A disagreement with an editorial interpretation is not automatically an error. CoinView may add context when a critique is useful, but a correction log is reserved for changes that improve factual accuracy, disclosure or reader safety.