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trust nobody. check it urself.
the solana wallet that created $Remilio and collects its creator fees, and the ethereum wallet that buys the remilios, each signed the statement below. this page checks both signatures in your browser.
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signed loading. raw file: data/link.json
if u can't run two lines of code, ask someone who isn't poor.
copy the statement and the signatures above into any tool you trust. two one liners with node:
// ethereum, needs: npm i ethers
const { ethers } = require("ethers");
console.log(ethers.verifyMessage(message, ethereumSignature)); // prints the treasury address
// solana, needs: npm i tweetnacl bs58
const nacl = require("tweetnacl"), bs58 = require("bs58");
console.log(nacl.sign.detached.verify(Buffer.from(message), bs58.decode(solanaSignature), bs58.decode(solanaAddress))); // true
the creator wallet is also the creator of the $Remilio mint on pump.fun, and the ethereum wallet is the one holding the remilios on the treasury page. both are on their explorers.