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Zenith warns of fake token listings and scam testnet links
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Zenith warns of fake token listings and scam testnet links

Zenith has warned users about fake links, token listings and faucets appearing after its testnet launch. ZTH is a test-only token with no monetary value, and no official Zenith token is available for trading.

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There is no official Zenith token available to buy or trade. Zenith issued an October 6 community warning after fake token listings, links and faucets appeared following its EVM testnet launch.

ZTH exists only on the test network and has no monetary value. A listing presenting itself as an official tradable Zenith token is not legitimate.

Developers use ZTH to try transactions and deploy applications in Zenith’s test environment, built on a Canton network operated by Zenith. The official documentation links to the network’s explorer and faucet, where test tokens are obtained.

Zenith has also warned against messages asking users to connect a wallet, send funds or claim tokens through links outside its official list. The project website and verified channels are the starting points for checking any announcement.

The full Zenith warning includes its official links.

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