Please share this. We need some initial holders to make this stick. I will never sell my bag
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Gm everyone focused on v2 of the website and my goal is 100+ telegram subs. I'm not buying followers seeing if we can get it organically.
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Website and software development until 3:30 am last night. Making leaps and bounds. Something of actual utility is almost finished. Mascot/meme character done. V2 website done. Nothing is up yet because of Fine-Tuning. Stay tuned. Invite everyone to this TG. If this is successful I will be rewarding the first and long term holders. You will get ca first in this channel.
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Most things in this space are built to last a week. That was never the plan here. What's taking shape is meant to still be standing when the noise moves on, and The Legion will be the ones who were there from the start.
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Quick wallet lesson for the Legion today, and it's one most people never hear about until it costs them.
On Solana, a token account can have a "delegate." That's another address you've authorized to transfer or burn up to a set amount of a token on your behalf. Some apps ask for this for legitimate reasons. Drainer sites ask for it too, and the approval screen can look boring enough that people click through without reading.
The part that catches people: a delegate approval doesn't move anything the moment you sign it. Your balance looks fine, so you assume nothing happened. Then later the delegate pulls the tokens whenever it wants, up to whatever amount you approved.
So before you sign anything, ask one question: who can move the money after this? If the answer is "some address I don't recognize," close the tab. And if you've connected to a lot of random sites, it's worth checking whether any of your token accounts still have a delegate set. Revoking one clears the remaining allowance.
Solana's own docs explain it in plain terms if you want the details: https://solana.com/docs/tokens/basics/approve-delegate
Legion, if you believe in what we're building, help spread the word! Like, comment, share, repost, and bookmark our content on X. Every bit of genuine support helps us reach more people. The bigger the Legion gets, the better the opportunities we can build together. I see who's showing up, staying active, and helping this community grow, and I genuinely appreciate it. If this project becomes successful, I want to reward the Legion that helped make it happen. Nothing is guaranteed, but your support won't go unnoticed. 🫡
On Solana, a token account can have a "delegate." That's another address you've authorized to transfer or burn up to a set amount of a token on your behalf. Some apps ask for this for legitimate reasons. Drainer sites ask for it too, and the approval screen can look boring enough that people click through without reading.
The part that catches people: a delegate approval doesn't move anything the moment you sign it. Your balance looks fine, so you assume nothing happened. Then later the delegate pulls the tokens whenever it wants, up to whatever amount you approved.
So before you sign anything, ask one question: who can move the money after this? If the answer is "some address I don't recognize," close the tab. And if you've connected to a lot of random sites, it's worth checking whether any of your token accounts still have a delegate set. Revoking one clears the remaining allowance.
Solana's own docs explain it in plain terms if you want the details: https://solana.com/docs/tokens/basics/approve-delegate
Legion, if you believe in what we're building, help spread the word! Like, comment, share, repost, and bookmark our content on X. Every bit of genuine support helps us reach more people. The bigger the Legion gets, the better the opportunities we can build together. I see who's showing up, staying active, and helping this community grow, and I genuinely appreciate it. If this project becomes successful, I want to reward the Legion that helped make it happen. Nothing is guaranteed, but your support won't go unnoticed. 🫡
Solana
Approve Delegate
Authorize another address to transfer or burn a limited amount of tokens from a token account.
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A chart can be faked in an afternoon. The wallets behind it are much harder to fake, and that's what today's new article is about.
It walks through how to check a Solana token's creator, first buyers, their funders and the top holders before you buy, plus where those checks stop working. Six minutes, no fluff: https://darkgeneral.com/blog/how-to-analyze-a-solana-wallet-before-buying
In the lab this morning, the work is the unglamorous kind: testing, fixing, and testing again. Nothing to show yet, and we'd rather keep it that way until it's ready.
Meanwhile, The Interrogator is live and free. Paste a token before you ape and let it do the suspicious squinting for you: https://darkgeneral.com/interrogator.html
It walks through how to check a Solana token's creator, first buyers, their funders and the top holders before you buy, plus where those checks stop working. Six minutes, no fluff: https://darkgeneral.com/blog/how-to-analyze-a-solana-wallet-before-buying
In the lab this morning, the work is the unglamorous kind: testing, fixing, and testing again. Nothing to show yet, and we'd rather keep it that way until it's ready.
Meanwhile, The Interrogator is live and free. Paste a token before you ape and let it do the suspicious squinting for you: https://darkgeneral.com/interrogator.html
DarkGeneralDev
How to Analyze a Solana Wallet Before You Buy a Token
Learn how to analyze a Solana wallet before buying a token: check the creator, early buyers, funders and top holders, and know where these checks fall short.
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