Structural Protection First
Revoking mint and freeze authority before launch was a deliberate choice, not a later promise. The protection is already in place. Check it yourself on Solscan — the evidence predates this sentence.
In crypto, "legit" has one honest definition: verifiable. Not promised, not claimed — verifiable. Here are the facts you can check on-chain right now, and the things we deliberately choose not to say.
This is the only official TAIL mint address on Solana. Any token using a different address is not TrustTails.
Always verify the contract address independently. Never rely on a link shared in DMs, social comments, or unofficial channels.
The clearest sign of a credible project is knowing exactly what it can and cannot prove. This is our line.
You do not need to trust us. Here is exactly how to verify the most important facts directly on Solscan, the public Solana block explorer.
Go to solscan.io/token/4NoNV3jSYLRbUtVWSTK5XdkpuvRzGpMCmfZSBKMuk6Rc directly in your browser. Do not click a link that anyone sent you in a DM — type it or copy it from this page only.
At the top of the page you should see TrustTails as the token name and TAIL as the symbol. If those don't match, you are on the wrong page — stop.
Look for the Total Supply field in the token overview. It should show exactly 1,000,000,000 TAIL. This number cannot change — and you can now verify that independently, without taking our word for it.
Scroll to the Mint Authority field. It should read None or Disabled. This means no one — not the team, not the original deployer — can ever create additional TAIL tokens. A project that still holds mint authority can inflate supply at will. We cannot.
Look for the Freeze Authority field. It should also read None or Disabled. This means no party can freeze your tokens or prevent you from moving them. Your wallet remains yours.
Open the whitepaper and compare the contract address, supply figure, and tokenomics breakdown against what you just read on Solscan. Everything should be consistent. If anything conflicts, contact us at [email protected] and flag it.
This is what on-chain verification means. You are not trusting a website, a social media post, or a team's promise. You are reading the blockchain directly — data that is public, immutable, and independently verifiable by anyone on earth.
TrustTails started as a meme token — we say that openly. The name is aspirational, not an existing credential. What comes after the launch has to be demonstrated through actions, not marketing copy.
Revoking mint and freeze authority before launch was a deliberate choice, not a later promise. The protection is already in place. Check it yourself on Solscan — the evidence predates this sentence.
Phase 3 finance-sector relevance is a long-term direction we find worth pursuing — it is not a signed deal, a confirmed partnership, or a guarantee. We write it that way because anything else would be misleading. Read our full roadmap for context.
The tokenomics are public. The security decisions are documented. The community holds us accountable. Join our Telegram and ask hard questions — that is the point.
We would rather say this clearly than have it buried in a footnote.
TAIL is a speculative asset, particularly at this pre-launch stage. Price discovery has not started. Market conditions, community adoption, liquidity, and factors entirely outside the team's control will all play a role. Never invest more than you can afford to lose entirely. This is not financial advice — it is a basic truth about the asset class.
Pre-launch tokens attract impersonators. Common attacks include fake presale links, DMs from accounts pretending to be team members, unofficial Telegram groups, and copycat tokens with similar names. TrustTails will never DM you first. We will never ask for your wallet seed phrase, private keys, or ask you to "confirm" a transaction to receive tokens. If it feels off, it is off.
There is no official presale, no whitelist sale, no early-access allocation, and no "get in before launch" offer from the team. When TAIL launches publicly on a DEX, it will be announced simultaneously through our official channels: X and Telegram Announcements. Not before, and not via DM.
Do your own research. Read the whitepaper. Read the tokenomics breakdown. Verify the contract on Solscan. Ask questions in the community. Look at the transparency page. A legitimate project welcomes scrutiny. We do.
The two main on-chain rug vectors for SPL tokens are (1) minting new supply to dump on holders, and (2) freezing holder wallets. Both require mint and freeze authority. TrustTails has revoked both — permanently and verifiably. You can confirm this on Solscan right now. That does not eliminate all risk in a speculative pre-launch token, but it removes two of the most common mechanisms. See our security page for more detail on what this means technically.
No formal third-party security audit has been completed yet. We will not claim one has been done when it has not. When an audit is completed, we will publish the full report with a link to the auditor's own website — not a screenshot, not a summary. Until then, the verifiable protections are the revoked authorities described on this page.
You should not trust any token based solely on branding. TrustTails started as a meme — that is part of the story, not something we hide. The thesis is that attention earned through community can be converted into something more durable over time, but that has to be demonstrated phase by phase, not promised upfront. The on-chain facts are a baseline, not a full endorsement. Read the about page for the full picture of where we are starting from and where we are trying to go.
TAIL is pre-launch. It is not yet available to buy on any DEX or CEX. There is no pool on Raydium, no DexScreener listing, and no presale. When the public launch happens, it will be announced through our official X account and Telegram announcements channel. Anyone claiming to sell you TAIL right now is running a scam.
No. TrustTails has no current affiliation, partnership, endorsement, or agreement with any bank, payments processor, or financial institution. The Phase 3 vision of finance-sector relevance is an explicitly unconfirmed long-term direction. No such relationship exists today. If one is ever established, it will be announced publicly — not hinted at in copy.
Email us at [email protected] or flag it in the official Telegram community. Report the fake account directly to the platform it appears on. Scam accounts typically impersonate team members, claim insider access, or create urgency around a presale. None of those patterns come from us.
That is all we ask. A project that can withstand scrutiny should welcome it. TrustTails is built on the assumption that you will check.