Methodology
This page explains how CoinRithm collects third-party market data, publishes editorial content, and presents educational tools such as watchlists, mock trading, and prediction market comparisons. Coverage can vary by page, asset, source, jurisdiction, and data availability.
We aim to label sources clearly, separate educational content from investment advice, and update pages when fresher market or editorial data becomes available.
This methodology page covers cryptocurrency market data, news aggregation, prediction market source pages, editorial workflows, and how users can request corrections or clarification.
CoinRithm aggregates cryptocurrency prices, market capitalization, volume, historical chart points, exchange coverage, and related metrics from third-party market data providers and exchange-linked sources. Refresh timing can differ by endpoint, asset, and provider response quality.
Prediction market pages aggregate questions, probabilities, liquidity, volume, statuses, and related metadata from supported platforms such as Polymarket, Kalshi, Metaculus, and PredictIt. We normalize fields where possible, but platform methodology, settlement rules, and access limits remain source-specific.
Some datasets update in near real time, while editorial pages, legal content, and long-form guides update on a slower review cycle. Sitemap timestamps, page metadata, and source profiles are intended to reflect real freshness rather than future event dates.
Guides, explainers, comparisons, and source authority pages are written for educational use. We review wording, links, and structured data before publication, and we prefer to cite primary source pages where platform rules, fees, access restrictions, or product mechanics can change.
CoinRithm does not guarantee completeness, uninterrupted availability, or error-free third-party data. Market data, news, and prediction market probabilities can change quickly, and some products may be restricted in specific jurisdictions. Mock trading and AI-generated feedback are educational tools, not personalized financial advice.
If you spot a factual issue, stale source detail, broken page, or misleading classification, contact us so we can review it. For source-specific disputes, we also encourage checking the underlying platform or publisher directly.
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