Security

How to verify us. How to report problems. What we will and will not do.

Mempolitics is a Bitcoin operator publication. Our audience is sophisticated, our partners include sovereignty-focused brands, and the financial nature of our coverage area makes us a target for impersonation, phishing, and social engineering. This page exists so you can verify communications from us, report problems, and understand what we will and will not do.

What we will never do

If a communication from "Mempolitics" asks for any of the above, treat it as fraudulent, do not engage, and forward it to security@mempolitics.com for our records.

How to verify a communication is from us

Email

Social accounts

Our verified handles across platforms:

If you see a Mempolitics account NOT in this list, it is an impostor.

Site URLs

How to report a problem

Report a phishing impersonation, a fraudulent message, or a security vulnerability: email security@mempolitics.com. We acknowledge reports within 24 hours.

For severity:

When reporting: include the original message in full (headers + body), or a screenshot. Note the channel. Do not redact the impersonator's identifying details — we use them for takedown.

Our internal security posture

This isn't marketing — it's accountability. Mempolitics operates under the following internal practices:

Reader privacy

A note on financial advice

Mempolitics is a publication. We are not registered as investment advisors, do not provide individualized recommendations, and do not solicit or accept funds for management.

Any "Mempolitics" account or representative offering to manage funds, take a deposit, or place trades on your behalf is fraudulent. Mempolitics editorial work consists of news, analysis, and commentary published openly on our owned channels.

Not your broker. Not your therapist. Mempolitics.