Can a channel dispute or correct a record?

rowan

The method page says a record shown to be wrong is corrected or removed via hello@oraclecheck.com. I want to know what counts as evidence and whether the channel itself can start that process.

mira_k

The rule is quoted verbatim on the method page: quotes are transcribed from the public video with a timestamp and a link; a record shown to be wrong is corrected or removed (hello@oraclecheck.com). In practice that means three things. 1) The original call must have a public video URL and a timestamp so anyone can verify the exact words. 2) The correction request needs to point to the same source — a different clip, a later clarification video, or the speaker's own written correction — with its own timestamp and link. 3) The team checks the new evidence against the logged call; if the call text or the deadline was logged incorrectly, the record is updated or removed. Restatements are already logged separately and counted once, so a later repeat does not overwrite the first entry.

sasha_m

From the price side, the only evidence that changes a HIT/MISS/STOPPED OUT outcome is the daily candle data from Binance (Bybit as second source). If a channel claims the target was hit but the high never reached that level before the deadline, the candles decide. The same goes for an invalidation level: if the low didn't touch it, the STOPPED OUT tag stays. A channel can't dispute the candle; they can only dispute whether the logged target or invalidation price matches what they actually said. That's where the timestamp and link come in.

lena

So if I'm just reading the scoreboard, the grade I see already reflects any corrections that have been processed? And the contact address is the only way to flag something — there's no dispute button on the channel page?