Anyone can copy a name. Nobody can copy a $creator.
Scam alerts on Arkiv, judged by the wallet that actually signed them and traced to one root seal. Fakes get stamped in front of every reader. A leaked key is revoked once, everywhere.
Is this legit? Ask the chain, not a display name.
Check without leaving the page.
Drag this button to your bookmarks bar. On any site, click it to check that site. Highlight a suspicious tweet or DM first, and it scans the message instead.
Every alert, judged live. Nothing to trust but the signature.
No alerts match this filter.
Four moves. One source of truth.
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01Issue
A signer posts an alert
Readonly, so a signature always covers the exact bytes. It lives 7 days unless someone confirms it.
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02Countersign
Another signer confirms it
One atomic batch writes the cosign and renews the alert's 7-day lease. Never one without the other.
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03Verify
Every reader checks $creator
Trust is traced from the signature back to the root, in your browser or in one saved HTML file.
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04Revoke
The root cancels a leaked seal
One revoke entity, and every alert that key ever signed turns grey for every viewer at once.