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Corrections Policy

Corrections & Updates Policy

Our Commitment to Accuracy

At Cetus Protocol, we prioritize accuracy, transparency, and trustworthiness in all content published on cetus-ptorocol.gr.com. Our mission is to provide reliable and up-to-date information about decentralized finance and automated cryptocurrency trading. We recognize the importance of maintaining the highest standards of editorial integrity, and we are dedicated to promptly correcting any errors or inaccuracies that may appear on our website.

How to Submit a Correction

If you identify an error, omission, or outdated information on cetus-ptorocol.gr.com, we encourage you to notify us. Please email us at contact@cetus-ptorocol.gr.com with the following details:

  • The URL of the page containing the error
  • A clear description of the issue
  • Suggested correction(s), if applicable
  • Any supporting evidence or references

How We Process Corrections

Upon receiving a correction request, our editorial team will:

  • Review the submission and verify the reported issue using credible sources
  • Consult subject matter experts, if necessary, to ensure accuracy
  • Update the content to correct any verified errors or provide necessary clarifications
  • Document the correction for transparency and future reference

Correction Timelines

We aim to address correction requests as swiftly as possible. Standard correction timelines are as follows:

  • Minor corrections (e.g., typographical errors, factual updates): within 2-3 business days
  • Major corrections (e.g., substantive changes to financial information or trading guidance): within 5-7 business days, subject to the complexity and need for expert review

If additional time is required to verify or resolve a correction, we will notify the requester of the expected timeline.

Transparency Log

To maintain transparency, all significant corrections or updates are noted inline within the relevant article or page. These notes may appear as footnotes, editor’s notes, or update timestamps (e.g., "Updated on July 20, 2026: Corrected swap fee rates"). This ensures that readers can clearly see what information has changed and when.

Contact the Editorial Team

For any questions about our Corrections & Updates Policy, or to contact our editorial team directly, please email contact@cetus-ptorocol.gr.com. We value your feedback and are committed to ensuring the reliability and accuracy of our platform.