Cointelegraph said on X that it is not seeking a sale and rejected a CoinDesk report as being based on incorrect information. The crypto media outlet said the article contained multiple factual errors and called on CoinDesk to issue a public correction, explicitly acknowledge the mistakes, and give that correction the same visibility as the original story. It also said a quiet rewrite would not be sufficient.
The response came after an earlier CoinDesk report, cited by Foresight News, said sources indicated Cointelegraph might be looking for a buyer after a sharp drop in website traffic. The report did not disclose any specific asking price or sale amount. The dispute leaves the reported sale process unconfirmed, with Cointelegraph directly denying that it is pursuing one and challenging the accuracy of the underlying report.
Crypto media outlet Cointelegraph said on X that it is not seeking a sale, pushing back on a CoinDesk report that it said was based on incorrect information and included multiple factual errors.
Cointelegraph said it had asked CoinDesk to publish a public correction, clearly acknowledge the mistakes, and give that correction the same visibility as the original article, rather than quietly editing the story and leaving the impression that the original report was accurate.
Earlier, Foresight News cited a CoinDesk report saying sources had indicated Cointelegraph might be looking for a buyer after a sharp drop in website traffic. No specific sale amount was disclosed in that report.
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