Official domain: challengetoken.io Docs: docs.challengetoken.io We never DM first
Transparency

Trust requires visible surfaces.

A token page can look futuristic and still feel weak if users cannot tell which domain is official, what the contract status is, where docs live, and how rollout posture should be interpreted. This page keeps those cues explicit.

CHLG
OfficialDomain clarity and docs access.
StatusContract and rollout posture visible.
SafetySecurity habits and verification points.
Primary site challengetoken.io

Main token and ecosystem surface.

Docs docs.challengetoken.io

Technical and protocol documentation surface.

Contract TBA / not live

Rollout should stay visible rather than implied.

SurfacePurposeStatus cue
challengetoken.ioPrimary token and ecosystem site.Official
docs.challengetoken.ioDocumentation, protocol detail, references.Official
www.chlg.appApp landing and ecosystem gateway.Official
fitness.chlg.appSport & Fitness module.Official module
health.chlg.appHealth module.Official module
Security

Official links should be easy to verify.

Keep token launches, docs, and updates tied to owned surfaces so users can confirm what is legitimate before acting.

Status

Do not overstate maturity.

If contract, audit, or deployment stages are still in progress, the site should say so clearly rather than implying full live status.

Behavior

We never DM first.

That single line matters. Scams often arrive through private channels, while the real protocol should keep updates on official surfaces.