Of course, verifying the project’s accounts on social media, such as Twitter or Facebook, or on popular communication applications, such as Telegram, does not indicate the legitimacy of the project or that an honest team is behind it. They can actually purchase a monthly or annual verified subscription for their Twitter account with ease in return for paying some money. As for Telegram, there are some uncomplicated conditions through which they can get their group or channel verified, so it is within everyone’s reach that even scammers can do and appear to their communities as official and legitimate, so we cannot rely on the verification mark for any project as there are a lot of other factors that show the reality of the project and its team.