Notice to CertiK, BlockSAFU, all other Crypto Audit Firmsm and every Crypto Exchange, It’s time to raise the bar.

Notice to CertiK, BlockSAFU, All Other Crypto Audit Firms, and EVERY Crypto Exchange:

It’s time to raise the bar.

Crypto Audit Firms: Stop issuing “clean” audits to projects with undoxxed or fully anonymous development teams.
Crypto Exchanges: Stop listing projects that refuse to identify their principals and controlling team members.

Over 80% of crypto presales are widely believed to be scams or rug pulls. These projects routinely use your “clean audit” or exchange listing as fake proof of legitimacy. Many of your audit reports barely mention — or bury — the fact that the team is completely anonymous. This misleads thousands of everyday users who assume your stamp of approval means the project is safe.

Compare this to real public markets:
Any company that wants to list on the New York Stock Exchange must undergo strict SEC scrutiny. The principals, directors, and major shareholders must be identified — full stop. Anonymity is simply not allowed.

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act) is likely to bring similar transparency standards to crypto once passed. So why wait? Start enforcing basic accountability now.

If a team insists on remaining anonymous or undoxxed, refuse the audit. Refuse the exchange listing.

Every time you certify these projects, they flood Twitter, Telegram, and YouTube with paid marketing bragging about their “completed audit” and “exchange listing.” This directly enables scams and hurts the entire industry.

Audit firms and exchanges are currently profiting from the same low standards that allow scams to thrive. Continuing this practice doesn’t just damage your credibility — it actively harms retail users and slows down the maturation of crypto as an asset class.

Time to choose: Keep collecting easy fees from shady teams, or start protecting the ecosystem and your long-term reputation.