Fact-Checking Policy

Before anything is published on CryptoCloudNews, we check it against the sources it claims to be based on. This page explains that process.

Minimum Sourcing

Every published news article must cite verifiable external sources — typically at least two — with a working link to the original reporting, an official project announcement, an exchange's own disclosure, or a regulatory filing. An article that can't meet that bar doesn't get published.

How AI-Assisted Drafts Are Checked

Our pipeline uses AI to help draft summaries and analysis, but every AI-generated claim is checked against the source material it was built from before an editor approves it. If a draft introduces a detail that isn't actually in the source — a name, a number, a quote — it gets rejected or corrected, not published as-is.

Market Data

Prices, market caps and other live figures come directly from third-party market-data providers at the time of writing, and are accurate as of that timestamp — not necessarily the moment you're reading.

What We Won't Do

We don't present rumor, speculation, or an anonymous tip as confirmed fact. If something is unverified, we say so.

Found an Error?

See our Corrections Policy to report something that slipped through.