Intentions, Not Promises
Every roadmap item we publish is a stated intention, not a contractual commitment. We will tell you what we are working toward. We will not tell you it is guaranteed.
We started as a meme to get noticed. Everything after that has to be earned, not claimed. This page is a written record of exactly what we commit to say — and what we refuse to say — at every stage of this project.
The TrustTails whitepaper is built around one core communication principle: accurate claims build lasting trust, and inflated claims destroy it. Most crypto projects do the opposite — they promise outcomes they cannot control, partner with names they don't have agreements with, and claim audits that don't exist. We think that approach poisons the space. So we chose a different one.
Every roadmap item we publish is a stated intention, not a contractual commitment. We will tell you what we are working toward. We will not tell you it is guaranteed.
The token supply, mint authority revocation, and freeze authority revocation are all permanently verifiable on Solscan. We point you there because the blockchain does not lie — we might make mistakes, the ledger does not.
Trust is built over time through consistent, honest communication — not one-time announcements. We expect to be judged on what we do, not what we claim we will do.
These are not aspirations. They are operating rules. If we break any of them, the community should call it out — and we will correct it publicly.
We will announce a partnership only once a signed, public agreement exists. Until that moment, we will describe any discussion as exploratory, not confirmed. The finance-sector direction referenced in our whitepaper is a long-term, unconfirmed ambition — TrustTails currently has no affiliation with, endorsement from, or agreement with any bank, payments network, or financial institution.
We will not tell you what TAIL will be worth. We will not suggest a price target, a percentage gain, or a best-case scenario. Nobody controls token price, and claiming otherwise is a form of manipulation. If you see anyone in our name making price predictions, treat it as a scam signal and report it.
Our roadmap shows the direction we intend to travel. Timeline estimates may shift. Phases may be reordered based on what we learn. We will update it when plans change, and we will explain why — not quietly remove items that did not happen.
If we publish something incorrect, we correct it publicly and promptly — not by silently editing a post and hoping no one notices. We will state what was wrong, what is correct, and when the correction was made. Credibility requires that we hold ourselves to this even when it is uncomfortable.
The difference between a responsible project and a harmful one often comes down to the language used. Here is exactly where we draw the line.
Because TrustTails is pre-launch and building visibility, scammers impersonate new projects constantly. Here is how to stay safe.
TrustTails team members will never DM you to offer tokens, presale access, or investment opportunities. Any such message is a scam. Report and block.
There is no TrustTails presale. Anyone offering you early or discounted TAIL tokens in exchange for payment is running a scam. We have not authorised any presale activity.
The only contract address for TAIL is 4NoNV3jSYLRbUtVWSTK5XdkpuvRzGpMCmfZSBKMuk6Rc. Verify it yourself on Solscan before trusting any other source, including us.
Our official channels are X (@trusttailscoin), Telegram community, Telegram announcements, and [email protected]. Nothing else is official.
These facts do not depend on our word. They are permanently recorded on Solana and readable by anyone.
Transparency is one layer of a larger picture. Explore how the project is structured, what the roadmap looks like, and how we compare to other tokens.
Nothing on this page constitutes financial advice. Cryptocurrency carries significant risk, including the total loss of value. Always conduct your own research and verify on-chain before making any decisions.