Official Channel Verification
A source-aware briefing for checking the record before you act.
A source-aware briefing for checking the record before you act.
Start from the official source, then match the account, domain, and chain-facing address before you respond.
Start with public records
Before you answer a support message, match it against three public records: the official website, the project-controlled social profile, and the chain-facing address or explorer reference.
Source note
CISA says phishing messages can use urgent language, shortened links, and incorrect domains, and that good grammar does not make a message trustworthy.
Source note
Channel impersonation can be cheap to run and easy to scale, so treat the support path as untrusted until public records match.
How to use this guide
Compare the source you plan to use against this briefing. Confirm it independently, and stop if the public record does not match the message.
Primary sources