Scams, impersonation, reporting abuse and keeping your wallet safe.
No. MemeWarzone never asks for your seed phrase, recovery phrase or private key, in the app, in Discord, on X, in Telegram or by email. Anyone who asks is a scammer, even if they look like staff.
A wallet only needs you to approve or sign a message or transaction. Signing does not require your seed phrase.
Use only these official places. Type the address yourself or use a bookmark.
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Anyone can launch a coin with any name, image and ticker. A matching name or logo does not prove the coin belongs to a project, a person or a company.
Check the contract address against the one the project posts on its own official channels, and check which chain the coin is on. Look at who created the coin and how old it is. An UpVote, a Featured spot, a rising chart or a crowded page does not make a coin safe.
Use File Abuse Report in the Command Center under Support and safety. Abuse reports are for identity problems: someone impersonating you, using your images or content, a fake project pretending to be you, or phishing that pretends to be you or MemeWarzone. You can also report a post, comment or profile from its menu.
A failed trade or a missing reward is not abuse. Take those to Discord support.
After you submit you get a case number and a link to the case. My Abuse Reports lists your cases with type, date, status and last update. Staff replies appear only there.
You get an email when there is a reply, but do not answer the email. Reply inside the case, where you can also add more evidence. Only you and the abuse team can see your reports. Regular Discord support cannot.
MemeWarzone is non-custodial. It does not hold your coins, and fees are split inside the same transaction as the trade. You sign every transaction from your own wallet.
The team does not control the market price of a coin, other people's trades or what a coin's creator does with their own tokens. The platform can improve structure and visibility, but it cannot remove market risk.
On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain the contracts are owned by a Safe multisig and cannot be changed after deployment. On Solana the programs can only be upgraded through a Squads multisig.
An external audit is pending on every chain. Until it is done, treat the contracts as unaudited by an outside firm. Protocol earnings above a fixed cap move to a multisig wallet. The contract addresses are listed on the About page.
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When a coin graduates, its liquidity moves into a DEX pool and is locked for good. The creator cannot withdraw that liquidity. On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain the pool is on Uniswap V4. On Solana it is on Meteora.
That does not remove all risk. A creator can still sell the tokens they hold, and a coin can lose most of its value. The creator reserve is 2% of supply (20M tokens). On Solana it is released at graduation. On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain it is released no earlier than 1 hour after graduation, and only while the price is at or above the graduation price.
When you import a coin, MemeWarzone checks that the address is a real token on the chosen chain, that the coin has left its bonding stage and has a funded DEX pool, and that the token can be sold and moved freely.
An import is refused when the address is not a token, selling fails (a honeypot), transfers are blocked or paused, or the transfer tax is above 10%. Some findings send the coin to review instead, and it is not listed until the review is done. Trading is switched off on a coin when a later scan reports a honeypot or a blocked transfer.
A passed check lowers some risks. It is not a promise that a coin is safe.
Read every prompt before you approve. Stop if anything does not match what you meant to do.
You sign once when you connect, and that sign-in covers social actions such as posts, follows and comments for 30 days. You also sign for actions that move money or change something on chain: buying, selling, creating a coin, buying Boosts or UpVotes, signing up as a recruiter and claiming rewards.
A sign-in message is not a transaction and cannot move your coins. Still, read each prompt. If a prompt appears that you did not trigger, close it.
Blockchain data is public. Anyone can see your wallet address, your trades and your balances on a block explorer. Your MemeWarzone profile is tied to your wallet and is the same on every chain: picture, name, @username and bio. Posts, follows, comments and league and battle results are public.
No account or email is needed to use the app. The email you give in an abuse report is used only to tell you when the report is updated, and only you and the abuse team see the report.
Your wallet is your account, so its security is your security. MemeWarzone cannot reset a wallet, reverse a transaction or recover lost keys.
For product questions about wallets, trading, launches and rewards, use the MemeWarzone Discord. You can also write to support@memewar.zone. Legal questions go to legal@memewar.zone.
Use Report Abuse in the Command Center for impersonation, stolen images or phishing. Support never asks for your seed phrase or private key and never asks you to send funds to get a reward.
You can lose all the money you put into a memecoin. Prices are volatile and can change fast. Weak coins, bad timing, bad links, infrastructure delays and bad judgment can all cost money.
MemeWarzone gives information and tools, not financial advice. Rewards are never guaranteed income. Use only money you can afford to lose. The service is operated under Dutch law and is for users aged 18 or older.
The signature proves the wallet is yours. It is valid for 30 days. It is not a transaction, it costs no fee and it moves no funds.
After you sign in, actions such as posting, following, voting, editing your profile and changing settings need no further prompt. Anything that moves money, deploys a coin or acts on-chain always asks your wallet again.
If you decline, you can keep browsing. Those actions then ask for a signature each time you use them.
You do not have to, but many people use a separate wallet for memecoins and keep their main funds elsewhere. Memecoins are risky, and a wallet that only holds what you are willing to lose limits the damage if something goes wrong.
Whichever wallet you use, never share your seed phrase or private key with anyone. MemeWarzone never asks for them.
Yes. At graduation the coin's liquidity goes into the DEX pool and is locked for good. Nobody can withdraw it, including MemeWarzone and the creator.
That removes the usual liquidity pull. It does not make a coin safe: the price can still fall as holders sell.
No. Graduation moves the coin from the curve to a pool at the curve's last price. What happens next depends on buyers and sellers, as with any coin.
Graduation is also not a safety check. It shows the curve was filled, nothing more.
MemeWarzone's share pays for development, servers, audits and the team. Rewards come out of the 2% fee before the protocol share is counted, so the protocol gets what is left.
MemeWarzone never holds your coins. Fees are split by the contract or program in the same transaction as the trade. Protocol earnings above a fixed cap move to a multisig wallet that needs several signers to move funds.
Claims have to be proven with the token's owner wallet, the project's X account, or manual review by the team, so a claim made without one of these does not go through.
If you believe someone claimed your coin falsely, report it with Report Abuse in the Command Center under Support and safety, and include the coin address and what proves you are the owner.
Yes. Fair-play checks apply to recruiters and squads, and anti-abuse checks can affect eligibility, ranking, winner selection and claim status. Activity that looks like self trading, wash trading, circular activity or linked wallet farming can be excluded.
Joins from one network are limited, only the wallet's owner can join, and a recruiter's own wallets cannot be linked to their own code. A recruiter can be suspended for scripted or fake squads. The exact triggers are not published.
No. An UpVote does not certify a coin, remove risk or make other traders follow. Money spent on visibility is only visibility.
Check the coin yourself: the official links, the holders and the wallet request. Be careful with links that offer to UpVote for you.
No. The first time you post, reply or react, your wallet asks for one signature. It covers posts, replies, reposts, rockets, deleting your own posts, comments, War Room chat, reports, hide and block, and creator updates for 30 days.
A signature is a message, not a transaction. It costs no gas, moves no funds and gives nobody access to your money. The message starts with MemeWarzone API Action. If a prompt asks you to approve a transaction or spend tokens when you only wanted to post, reject it.
The signature is kept in this browser. On another browser or device, or with another wallet, you sign once more. Payments, claims, votes and challenges ask each time.
Every post, reply, comment and profile has a three dots menu. It offers Report, Hide for single posts and comments, and Block for accounts. Hide and Block only change what you see. Report goes to the team, who review every report.
To report, describe what is wrong in 20 to 1,000 characters and press Send report. Follow your reports in Command Center, then Support and safety, then My Abuse Reports. To unblock someone, open Settings and use the Blocked accounts card.
For impersonation or stolen identity, use File Abuse Report on the Support and safety page.
Blockchains are public. Anyone can look up a wallet address in an explorer and see its balances and transactions. MemeWarzone cannot hide that. Your profile page shows the address, your coin holdings and your activity, such as launches and trades.
You can shape the holdings lists in Command Center, then Settings, then Portfolio display. You can hide native coins and stablecoins and holdings under 1 dollar. These settings only change the lists, not your real balances or your total value.
No account or email is needed to use MemeWarzone. Your wallet is your identity. MemeWarzone never asks for your seed phrase or private key.
Not always. Wallets scan every transaction and show a warning for things they cannot recognize. New sites, new tokens and thin liquidity often trigger one. A warning is a reason to read, not proof of a scam and not proof of safety.
Read what the wallet says it will do. A MemeWarzone trade sends your coin or token to the curve or pool and gives you the other side. It should never ask you to approve unlimited spending for unknown addresses or to share your seed phrase. If the request does not match what you pressed, reject it.
If the site is brand new on a partner website that uses the swap box, Phantom can show a message that the domain is new or not reviewed. That comes from Phantom checking the website and usually goes away within days.