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Your seed phrase lives offline
On paper, somewhere safe at home, never typed into a website, form or chat. No real service will ever ask for it. If a page asks, close the page.
E2 pays real money in tips, bounties and prizes, so we run security like a small bank: we never ask for your keys, we never publish your wallet address, and withdrawals happen in private, so nobody can follow your money home.
Every deposit goes to one public Solana address, checkable by anyone at any time. Do not trust the bot, check the chain:
Watch it on Solscan, or run /bank in Discord.
Your tips arrive in public because celebrating people is the point, but the wallet behind your name stays between you and Tippy. Where your money goes after it reaches you is your story to tell, or not tell. The habits below keep it that way.
Solana is a public ledger, so no transfer is magically invisible. What you can do is break the obvious link between your public E2 name and your private money, so a stranger or a scammer cannot follow one hop to your savings.
One E2 wallet linked to Tippy, one separate personal wallet for savings. The personal address never goes in Discord, an intro, a screenshot or a bio. What is never shared cannot be tracked back to you.
Run $withdraw in your private DM with Tippy. Withdrawals live in DMs for exactly this reason: your address never appears in a public channel, a feed post, or on this website.
The giveaway move is withdrawing a specific amount and sending the exact same amount onward a minute later: anyone can match the numbers. Let time pass, and use your own exchange account, in your own name, as the middle step, so the trail ends at the exchange and starts again fresh. Keep your own records, like any income.
No paying for personal things from your E2 wallet, no test amounts back and forth, no consolidating everything into one address later. Every direct transfer between the two is a thread someone can pull.
On paper, somewhere safe at home, never typed into a website, form or chat. No real service will ever ask for it. If a page asks, close the page.
Two factor authentication on Discord, email and your exchange, with unique passwords for each. Tip sized amounts in your phone wallet, larger amounts in a hardware wallet that stays offline.
Scammers plant lookalike addresses in your history (address poisoning) hoping you copy theirs. Send only to addresses saved in your address book, and compare the middle, not just the start and end.
Never post a screenshot of your personal wallet: addresses and balances are a shopping list for scammers. And only trust the Tippy inside the E2 server; fake Tippy, Sam and Dave accounts are everywhere money moves.
Tick what is true today. It runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere, which is rather the point of this page.
Anyone using Dave, Sam or Tippy’s name asking for your seed phrase, key, password or code. Never us.
“Connect your wallet now or lose your balance.” Urgency is the tell. Real deadlines are posted in public, with days to spare.
A new friend very interested in your address, balance, or where a withdrawal went. That is how target lists get built.
Yes, by design: names and amounts are public, because fair pay should be checkable. Your wallet address and where your money goes after a withdrawal are not. Public celebration, private plumbing.
Not in the absolute sense: transfers between addresses can be seen. Privacy here means your name is never attached to your personal address, and no simple path of transfers leads from your E2 activity to it. Follow the steps above and a stranger has nothing to follow.
Make a fresh personal wallet, move your savings there using the middle step above, and use the new address nowhere public. Then tell the team where it was posted, so we can help get it taken down.
One evening of setup, then it quietly protects you: two wallets, the checklist, earn in public and save in private. More detail on the Tippy page and in our privacy policy.