How to check the $ODDI launch for yourself

"Don't trust, verify" is good advice in crypto. When $ODDI launches, you shouldn't have to take our word for anything: the important facts are on the Solana blockchain, where anyone can read them. This post shows what to check and where, in plain steps.

Status: $ODDI has not launched yet. Keep this post for launch day.

Step 1: Get the address from the right place

The only official contract address is the one published on oddiforge.com. Type the site address yourself instead of following a link from a message or an ad.

Scammers often create a token with the same name and logo. The name means nothing; only the address counts. If someone sends you a different address, it is not ours, however official it looks.

Step 2: Open the token on Solscan

Solscan is a free website that shows what's on the Solana blockchain. Paste the contract address into its search bar and open the token page.

Step 3: Check the total supply

The total supply should be exactly 1,000,000,000 $ODDI. It is fixed: no more can be added later.

Step 4: Check the mint and freeze authority

On the token page, look for the token's authorities:

• Mint authority should be empty or disabled. If it is set, someone could create new tokens.
• Freeze authority should be empty or disabled. If it is set, someone could freeze tokens in your wallet.

For $ODDI, both are disabled at launch.

Step 5: Check the liquidity after graduation

$ODDI launches on a bonding curve on Raydium LaunchLab. When the curve reaches 85 SOL, the token graduates to a regular Raydium pool, and that liquidity is locked. Locked liquidity can't be pulled out, which rules out the best-known scam in crypto: the "rug pull".

After graduation, you can open the pool on Raydium and on Solscan to see the liquidity and its lock.

Step 6: Follow the team and rewards wallets

The team wallet and the rewards wallet are published in the tokenomics on oddiforge.com. Open them on Solscan to see their balances:

• Team tokens: nothing unlocks for the first 6 months, then 1/12 per month for 12 months.
• Community rewards: the same schedule: nothing for the first 6 months, then paid out monthly over 12 months.

If you ever see these wallets do something that doesn't match this plan, ask us in the forum or the support chat. We'll answer in public.

What to never do

• Never share your recovery phrase. No support agent, bot or "launch service" needs it, including ours.
• Never connect your wallet to a site you reached through a DM or an ad.
• Never send crypto to someone who promises to send more back.

$ODDI is a community token with no promised value. Only take part with money you can afford to lose, and read the risk notice before you do.

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