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Token verification

Some tokens receive a Verified by Tribes treatment after review. What it means, and the four things it never means.

Some tokens can receive a Verified Token badge after review by the Tribes team.

The badge is designed to help users distinguish reviewed tokens from unknown, impersonated or potentially misleading assets.

Verified means checked

A Verified Token has been reviewed against defined criteria by Tribes.

Verification reflects that review at a point in time.

It does not remove the risks of trading the token, and it does not mean the project or asset cannot change after verification.

What verification does not mean

A Verified Token does not mean:

  • the token is risk free
  • the project is guaranteed to remain legitimate
  • the token price will increase
  • Tribes recommends buying or trading it

Verified means checked. It does not mean guaranteed.

Verification can change

Verification is not necessarily permanent.

If material information changes, a token no longer meets the relevant criteria or new integrity concerns are identified, its verification status can be reviewed or removed.

$TRIBES

The official $TRIBES contract information is published on Contract addresses.

Always verify the full contract address and network before interacting with $TRIBES.

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