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Verify an Official Account

Impersonation accounts and fake links are common across crypto communities generally — this covers how to check before you trust or click one, using SOLMEME’s own real channels as the reference points.

The Real, Official Channels

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These are the only accounts/links this documentation site treats as official:

Bookmark this page or this site’s own header (same links, always kept in sync) as your reference — not a search engine result or a link someone sent you directly.

Steps

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  1. Start from a source you already trust. This documentation site, or a channel you already verified through it — not a link from an unsolicited DM, a comment, or a search ad.
  2. Compare the exact URL, not just the display name. Impersonation accounts commonly use a near-identical name or handle with the real logo — the URL itself is what to check character-by-character against the list above.
  3. Check the platform’s own verification signals, where the platform provides them (verified badges, official account labels) — but treat these as a secondary signal, not sufficient on their own; the URL match above is the real check.
  4. Never treat being contacted first as a trust signal. Official accounts generally don’t DM users first to offer help, giveaways, or support — an unsolicited DM claiming to be SOLMEME support/staff is the single most common impersonation pattern across crypto projects, not something specific to SOLMEME.

If Something Looks Wrong

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Flag it to a moderator in the real Discord — that’s the fastest, real reporting path today. A dedicated written reporting process is planned for Community → Reporting, not published yet.

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