Corrections Policy

Our Commitment to Accuracy

Orderbook Dispatch aims to publish accurate, clear, and current information about Hyperliquid and related crypto topics. We review publicly available information, platform documentation, market information, and other relevant sources before publication.

Orderbook Dispatch is an independent publication. We are not Hyperliquid, and we are not created, operated, endorsed, or controlled by Hyperliquid.

Crypto products, market conditions, fees, features, rules, and risks can change quickly. We update content when material information changes or when we identify an error. Our content is for general information and is not financial, legal, tax, or investment advice.

How to Submit a Correction

If you believe content on Orderbook Dispatch is inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, or unclear, please email us at [email protected].

Please include the following details where possible:

• The URL of the page or article.
• The specific statement you believe needs correction.
• A clear explanation of the issue.
• Reliable supporting sources, links, screenshots, or documentation.
• Your name and a way to contact you if we need clarification.

We welcome correction requests from readers, project teams, researchers, journalists, and other informed sources.

How We Process Corrections

Our editorial team reviews each correction request in good faith. We assess the claim, check the available evidence, and compare it with reliable primary sources where possible.

If a correction is warranted, we will revise the relevant content. Depending on the issue, we may correct a factual statement, add missing context, clarify wording, update time-sensitive information, or remove unsupported material.

We may contact the person who submitted the request if more information is needed. We may decline a request when the available evidence does not support a change, when a statement is an opinion clearly presented as opinion, or when the requested change would make the content less accurate.

Editorial corrections are made independently. Requests from companies, advertisers, affiliates, or other commercial parties do not receive special treatment.

Correction Timelines

We aim to acknowledge correction requests within 5 business days. Straightforward factual errors may be corrected sooner.

Requests involving technical details, disputed claims, historical information, or several sources can take longer. When a correction requires further review, we will work to resolve it as promptly as reasonably possible.

If an error could materially affect a reader's understanding of a product, risk, fee, feature, security issue, or other important matter, we prioritize the review and update.

Transparency Log

When we make a material correction, we note it inline on the affected page. The note may identify what changed and the date of the update. For example, a note may state that a fee figure, feature description, or source reference was corrected.

Small edits for spelling, grammar, formatting, broken links, or readability may be made without a correction note if they do not change the meaning of the content.

When a substantial update changes the meaning or conclusions of an article, we will revise the article and add a clear update or correction note near the relevant content or at the end of the page.

Contact the Editorial Team

For correction requests, editorial questions, or concerns about published content, contact the Orderbook Dispatch editorial team at [email protected].

This Corrections & Updates Policy is effective as of October 12, 2026.