YearBull is committed to correcting material factual, identity, calculation, presentation, and source-attribution errors clearly and promptly.
What we correct
Corrections may cover asset identity, ticker or contract details, displayed market data, source mapping, calculation defects, methodology descriptions, charts, rankings, and editorial statements. A market movement after the stated data date is not itself an error.
How to report an issue
Use the Report a data issue form. Include the page URL, the value or statement in question, the date observed, and a primary source when available. Do not send passwords, private keys, seed phrases, or sensitive account information.
Review and correction process
- We reproduce the issue against the dated local snapshot and source record.
- We determine whether the problem is source data, identity mapping, calculation logic, editorial interpretation, or display.
- Material confirmed errors are corrected in the relevant page, data pipeline, or methodology.
- Changes affecting YearBull metrics are recorded in the Methodology changelog. Significant editorial corrections receive a dated note on the affected page when needed.
Reports are reviewed by Alan Zelvin, Founder & Lead Crypto Researcher. YearBull does not promise that every disagreement will result in a change, but each sufficiently specific report is evaluated against the available evidence.