2026-01-11 15:25:15

Want to interact confidently in the trading community? Learning to identify people is key. Officially certified personnel will always display a unique gold badge, which is a direct proof of their identity. Besides that, those with a LOGO are enthusiasts from the community; it's important to distinguish between the two.

Gold badge official personnel have a strict rule: they will never send tokens or ask for your private keys, passwords, or funds. If such situations are discovered, report immediately for action, without hesitation. We welcome everyone to act as supervisors.

Transactions conducted by users without a gold badge are purely personal actions and do not represent the official stance. The platform will not endorse such activities.

There are many tricks in the crypto world, and identifying genuine from fake identities is the first line of defense. Protect your information and assets well; cautious investing is the long-term strategy.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 01-11 15:54

The Gold Standard is essentially the last line of defense against scams. If someone asks for your private key, report them immediately—no discussion. Honestly, identity verification in the crypto world should have been widely adopted long ago to prevent so many people from getting scammed. The official Gold Standard will never ask for your coins. Remember that. It seems the platform is serious about cleaning up the community, and I appreciate that attitude. Transactions without the Gold Standard are based on your own ability—don't blame the official for that. The worst are fake official accounts that are actually scammers. The Gold Standard helps identify genuine entities, which is very important. Ultimately, you need to be vigilant yourself. No matter how good the badge, greed can still lead you astray. These days, it's all about who can recognize the real official, everything else is just superficial.

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unrekt.eth

· 01-11 15:39

Gold standard is really key, otherwise you'll be hunted by scammers all day long.

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DeFiDoctor

· 01-11 15:32

The Gold Standard identity verification mechanism is acceptable from the perspective of liquidity risk prevention and control, at least it separates genuine official sources from fake ones. But the problem is that most users simply cannot distinguish the differences in the significance of these identifiers... In the end, it still depends on their own risk warning capabilities as a safety net.

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DaoDeveloper

· 01-11 15:28

gold badge verification is literally just merkle proof for identity, ngl. the composability of trust primitives here is clever... though empirically speaking, we still see verified accounts getting compromised through governance exploits. not enough on-chain audit trails imo

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