Corrections

Accuracy matters. If you believe material published by The Crypto Passage contains a factual error, unsafe instruction, outdated claim, broken source or missing material disclosure, please report it.

How to submit a correction

Use the correction form below or email contact@thecryptopassage.com with the subject line Correction request. The mailbox is active and has been tested.

Please include:

  • the title and URL of the page, video or resource;
  • the specific statement or passage you believe is incorrect;
  • a concise explanation of the concern;
  • links to relevant primary or authoritative sources, when available;
  • the date you accessed the material;
  • your contact information if you would like a response.

Do not send recovery phrases, private keys, passwords, authentication codes, wallet files, identity documents or other sensitive information.

What happens next

  1. The submission is logged and reviewed by the publisher.
  2. The cited material and available evidence are checked.
  3. Content presenting an immediate safety risk may be temporarily withheld while it is evaluated.
  4. If a substantive error is verified, the material is corrected, clarified, labeled, unpublished or removed as appropriate.
  5. Material corrections identify what changed and, when useful, the correction date.

The form displays an acknowledgment immediately after submission. Messages will be reviewed as soon as reasonably practical. A fixed resolution time cannot be promised because complexity and source availability vary.

What qualifies as a correction

Corrections address factual accuracy, sourcing, material omissions, unsafe instructions, attribution or disclosure. Differences of opinion are not factual errors, but well-supported challenges to reasoning or interpretation will still be considered.

No retaliation or payment

Good-faith correction submissions do not affect access to public educational material. The Crypto Passage does not charge for reviewing a correction and does not pay for ordinary correction reports.

Public correction record

A separate public correction notice may be used when the original error was material or widely distributed. Minor typographical, formatting or non-substantive edits may be corrected without a separate notice.

For the broader process, review Trust and Editorial Standards.