Security and official channels

Why this page exists

A name that talks about markets gets impersonated: that is the rule, not the exception. Cloned profiles, messaging groups opened in our name, accounts writing to you privately while pretending to be us — it happens to anyone publishing on these topics, and it will happen to us too.

The only defence that really works is that you know in advance which channels are real and which behaviours we will never have. The rest is verification: if something does not match this page, it is fake.

The official channels

These are the only public channels we run:

Discord (discord.gg/zy3P46QbHG), YouTube (www.youtube.com/@Cryptoverso), GitHub (github.com/cryptoverso-lab), Facebook (www.facebook.com/Cryptoverso), Instagram (www.instagram.com/cryptoverso_italia), X (x.com/cryptoversoXyz)

This list is generated from the same registry the site uses to build the links you see in the footer and on the community page: it is not a separately written list, so it cannot fall behind the real one.

We have no private messaging groups opened in our name by third parties. The only platforms we are present on are Discord, YouTube, GitHub, Facebook, Instagram, X: on those, any profile other than the ones listed above is not ours, and we run nothing anywhere else. If we are opening a channel on a new platform, it will appear in this list before we use it.

What we will never ask you for

There is no circumstance in which we will ask you for:

• the password to your account on this site, or to any other service;
• a verification code received by email or through an authenticator app;
• the private key or recovery phrase of a wallet, in any form, for any reason, not even “just to check”;
• login credentials for an exchange or an account, nor an API key with trading permissions;
• a payment sent to an address given to you in a chat, a comment or a private message.

Anyone asking you for one of these things in our name is deceiving you, however identical the profile looks. No genuine support desk, ours or anyone else’s, needs your recovery phrase.

What we do not do at all

These three lines are not precautions: they are the boundary this project works within, and it is the same one written in the disclaimer and in the terms.

• We do not take money to invest. There is no account, wallet or address to which funds can be entrusted to us. If someone using our name offers you that, it is a scam, with no nuance to it;
• we do not manage assets and we do not act on anyone’s behalf;
• we do not give personalised guidance on the investment decisions of the people who write to us, not even privately. We publish research, teaching material and analysis software: things you read and use, not a service that decides in your place.

The quickest way to spot a fake identity using our name is exactly this: sooner or later it proposes one of those three things.

Your account on this site

Access to this site and to the platform uses the same account. A few habits cover most real cases: a long password used only here, a password manager instead of memory, and a look at the sender address when you receive an email from us — a domain similar to ours but not identical is the most common trick of all.

The emails we send never contain executable attachments and never ask you to reply with confidential data. If a message in our name does that, do not open it: forward it to us.

How to report something to us

If you find a profile impersonating us, a suspicious message or a site copying this one, write to us at info@cryptoverso.net. The exact address, the date and a screenshot all help: without those three, a report to a platform rarely goes anywhere.

If instead you have found a security problem in this site or in the platform — not an impersonation attempt, but a defect of ours — the route is the responsible disclosure page, which sets out what to expect and how quickly.