Report a Coin
If a coin's page pretends to be something it isn't, or looks like it is being used to take holders' money, you can report it. A person at Chain Daddy reads every report.
How to report
- Sign in.
- Open the coin's page and choose Report, beside the coin's chain and tags.
- Pick what is wrong and, if it helps, add a note (up to 500 characters): a link, a transaction, what you saw.
- Choose Send report.
Each account can send 5 reports a day. Reporting the same coin again while your report is open does not add a second one.
The categories
| Category | Means |
|---|---|
| Impersonation | The coin pretends to be another coin, project or person. |
| Extraction | The creator or insiders appear to be taking holders' money. |
| Illegal content | The page appears to carry illegal content. |
| Other | Anything else a reviewer should see. |
What happens next
A report changes nothing by itself. A person reviews it, usually within a day, and decides one of three things:
- Flagged. The coin is labelled Flagged with the category, on its page and in search. The page stays up.
- Paused. Only for a page that appears to carry illegal content. The page shows a notice instead of its content until the review ends.
- No action. Nothing changes.
One decision answers every open report on the same coin. We don't tell the creator who reported.
What a Flagged label means
Flagged: a person at Chain Daddy reviewed reports about this coin and labelled it with the category shown. Hover or tap the label for its one-line definition.
A coin can carry other labels from its creator record; each is shown with its definition.
If your coin is flagged or paused
Write to support@chaindaddy.io from the account that holds the coin, with what the reviewer should know. A person reads it and can remove the label or end the pause.