Publish a signing-permissions lesson

The opportunity

Teach newcomers to pause and understand what a request authorizes.

Best for: Token project teams, community educators and curious newcomers

Goal: Community

Gather your field kit

• Verified project documentation
• Clearly simulated examples
• Moderated help route

Make it happen

1. Create fictional examples of different signing requests
2. Explain that a signature can have meaningful consequences
3. Show where a user would inspect the requesting site and action
4. Teach users to decline requests they do not understand
5. Include a simulated suspicious request exercise
6. Link to official wallet guidance for the wallet being taught

A ready-to-adapt example

Illustrative template. Replace the details with your own verified information.

Start smaller than you think

Run one small version of “Publish a signing-permissions lesson” with five relevant participants or one limited publication. Record the questions, responses and completion of the intended next step before expanding.

What to measure

• Learning-task completion
• First useful product action
• Repeat participation and resolved questions

Watch out for

• Using token price as the campaign objective
• Confusing fictional points with actual tokens

Permissions & trust

Keep education separate from financial promotion. Never request seed phrases or private keys. Disclose incentives and holdings where relevant; use simulations for risky actions and obtain qualified review for regulated claims.

Your next action

Start with this first step: Create fictional examples of different signing requests. Set a review date before increasing the budget.