How to check the information in Cryptolite.

News: go back to the original report

The news feed groups articles by topic and shows their publisher. Open an article's original-source link when a detail matters to you. Check the date, the publisher's own wording and whether the story has been updated. A headline alone rarely carries the full context.

Bookmarks help you return to a story, but saving a story does not freeze or verify the publisher's information.

Prices and charts: treat numbers as information

Coin pages show prices, charts and market details for exploration. A displayed price is not an executable quote from an exchange. It can differ from the price available when you trade, and market data may change quickly. Check the market or exchange you intend to use before making a financial decision.

We do not state a guaranteed refresh interval for every screen. The app may be affected by network access, source availability and the time at which information was last retrieved.

Events: confirm the date with its source

The event calendar helps you discover dates by coin, category and other filters. Open an event's source from its detail view, then check the organizer's current announcement before adding the date to your plans. An event may be postponed, canceled or described differently by its organizer.

Labels and importance filters help you browse the calendar; they are not a prediction of an event's effect on a coin's price.

What Cryptolite does not do

Cryptolite does not place trades, guarantee outcomes or provide personalized investment advice. Use the original source and your own judgment before acting on a story, price or event.

Spot an error or outdated item?

Send the item title, its source link and what appears incorrect to eichelbergerdoreen1@gmail.com. For app or account help, visit Support. You can also see how the app's features work.