About Bitcoin News Office.
Bitcoin News Office is an independent Bitcoin data utility. It turns public market and on-chain information into a concise daily briefing covering price, US spot ETF flows and market stress.
How publication works
Scheduled software collects the latest available figures, calculates derived indicators and updates the site. Before publication, automated checks test required files, timestamps, numeric ranges and internal consistency. If core figures are missing or implausible, publication stops rather than presenting them as fact.
Sources and delays
The site uses public information from ETF issuers and market datasets, SEC filings, blockchain explorers, exchange APIs and established market-data services. Sources can be delayed, unavailable or subsequently corrected. Update times are displayed where possible, and readers should verify consequential figures at the original source.
Editorial principles
- Separate observed data from interpretation.
- Do not publish automated price predictions or trading instructions.
- Correct material data errors in the source pipeline.
- Explain indicator methodology and uncertainty plainly.
How publication works
Scheduled collection runs on GitHub Actions. It retrieves public observations, prepares dated datasets and reports, and runs publication checks before a daily data release. Netlify serves the saved pages and datasets. Some interactive tools also refresh selected values in your browser; a saved snapshot is not a promise of live data.
Checks cover calculation rules, data bounds, missing observations, source coverage and page consistency. They do not independently audit the source providers, guarantee complete coverage or validate market predictions. The experimental stress index publishes its input units and calculation rules on its methodology page; ETF reports disclose their period boundaries and fund coverage.
Sources, calculations and coverage
Daily summaries are assembled by software from saved datasets and explicit calculation rules. Automated checks support publication; they do not constitute an audit of the underlying providers or a claim of individual expert review.
- ETF flows: reported fund-level values from Farside Investors. Trading dates differ from collection dates, and providers can revise figures.
- Bitcoin price: market API snapshots, including CoinGecko and Coinbase. A quote is tied to its stated currency and time.
- Network fees: recommendations and network statistics from mempool.space. They are estimates, not confirmation guarantees.
- Dormant outputs: a limited Blockchair query and up to ten retained qualifying outputs. Totals describe that sample, not all Bitcoin activity. A spending transaction can contain multiple distinct outputs.
- Leverage: available exchange API readings. Failed retrievals are shown as unavailable or stale; missing readings are not replaced with zero.
- Holdings: dated primary company disclosures are distinct from acquisition records. Unreconciled government reserve estimates are withheld as current totals.
Corrections and interpretation
For a correction, include the page address, the affected figure, its displayed source date and a primary source that supports the change. We correct the collector or calculation as well as the displayed value where appropriate. Missing or uncertain data remains labelled while a source is reconciled.
Movement summaries compare available evidence; they do not establish that one event caused a price move. Historical examples and calculator scenarios demonstrate a method, not an expected return.
Contact and corrections
If you find an inaccurate figure or broken source, use the contact page. Corrections are made in the data pipeline so the same error does not recur.
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