Stay safe

Our links. Their tricks.

Every new coin draws copycats within hours. Here are the only official Monkay places, the patterns scammers lean on, and two small tools that check a link or a message in your browser.

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The official list

If a place is not listed here, it is not ours, whatever its name or avatar says.

Website: monkay.xyz; https://monkay.xyzThis site.
X: x.com; https://x.com/monkay@monkay — the only account that speaks for Monkay.
Chat: None yet; There is no official Telegram or Discord. Any group calling itself the official Monkay chat is not.

Copy it from here only

The contract address

$MONKAY has not launched, so there is no address yet. Anyone sharing one now is making it up.

$MONKAY contract address

At launch

No address yet. Any address shared before this line changes is not ours.

Buy on pump.fun

The buy button opens pump.fun and points at the real coin page once the address above is set.

Runs on your device

Check before you click

What you paste is never sent to our server or anyone else.

Know the shapes

Six scams to spot

01: Fake airdrops; A fixed number of tokens for everyone, a follow and a wallet address: that is the bait. The claim page then asks for a signature that hands over your tokens. We run no airdrop.
02: Fake support; You post a question and a "support" account replies in seconds, then asks you to DM. Real help stays in public. Nobody from the team writes to you first.
03: Lookalike links; One swapped letter, a different ending or a link shortener. Type the address yourself or use the checker below; do not trust the text of a link.
04: Copy-paste addresses; Malware and fake posts swap the contract address. Copy it only from this site or the official X account, and compare the first and last characters.
05: Approval traps; Some prompts ask to approve a token or sign a transaction to "verify". Applying to Monkay only ever asks you to sign a plain message.
06: Impersonated members; A familiar name and avatar are cheap to copy. Check the handle letter by letter, and remember that names on our board are typed by applicants, not verified.

Small and boring

Good habits

Habit 1: Use a spare wallet; Try new sites from a separate wallet that holds only what you can afford to lose.
Habit 2: Read every prompt; A message is text; a transaction moves funds. If you are not sure which one you are looking at, reject it.
Habit 3: Bookmark once; Save the official site the first time and always open it from the bookmark, never from a reply.
Habit 4: Revoke old approvals; Every so often, clear token approvals you no longer need with your wallet's built-in tools.
Habit 5: Ask before you click; Put the question in public. A good community answers there, in the open.

Still unsure?

Ask in public first.

Post the link or the message and ask. Real help happens in the open; nobody from Monkay will DM you first.

@monkay