Editorial and Corrections Policy
How Arvio publishes, reviews, updates, corrects, and preserves evidence-backed market intelligence.
Publication
Arvio intelligence is published on a regular cadence — daily briefs, periodic narrative and market refreshes, and on-demand token and portfolio reports. Each output is timestamped and carries the evidence available at the time of publication.
Updates
Intelligence outputs are updated as new evidence arrives. Material updates — a change in conviction direction, a new invalidation, or a revised conclusion — are reflected in the live output and, for dated briefs, marked with a correction timestamp.
Corrections
- Factual errors (wrong address, wrong chain, misattributed data) are corrected promptly and the correction time is recorded.
- A change in conviction is not a correction — it is a normal update as evidence evolves.
- Resolved market calls are never retroactively edited. The original call and its outcome are preserved in the track record.
Preservation
The integrity of the validation loop depends on predictions being immutable after they are made. Once a prediction is logged, its conviction, direction, and timestamp are preserved so that later resolution is honest and auditable.
Last updated: 2026-07-23