Update — /linklist in the Telegram group The bot learned one more thing: ask it for the official links and it posts them. Type /linklist in the group, in a topic, or in a private chat with @AntiQua_Blockchain_Bot. Back come the five addresses that are actually ours: AntiQua — official links • Forum · Website · Git · BugHive · Discord If a link is not on this list, it is not ours. That last line is the whole point. Communities like ours don't usually lose money to clever exploits — they lose it to a lookalike domain posted by a friendly stranger. Having one list that anyone can summon in two seconds makes it cheap to check and awkward to fake. Anyone can ask. It isn't an admin command. Someone new turns up, wonders where the repository is, types six characters, done. It won't spam you. The list stays quiet until 50 messages have passed since the last time it appeared — counted per topic, so a question in one channel doesn't silence another. Ask too early and your message just gets a instead of a repeat. Delete it and you can ask again. If someone clears the list out of the chat, the counter resets and the next request brings it straight back. Telegram doesn't tell bots when a message is deleted, so ours checks for itself — but only when it's about to say no, so it costs nothing the rest of the time. Small feature. It exists because the alternative is someone pasting a fake forum link at 2 a.m. and nobody having a quick way to prove it's fake.