#ScamAlert
Issues · 5 posts
As of September 27, 2026, there's no official exchange for SASEUL, so this collects what to watch out for when people buy and sell it directly. The official SASEUL X account says in its bio that the team doesn't do coin sales. Don't go along with anyone who asks you to pay a fee first or to hand over your recovery words or private key.
Posts on this issue (newest first)
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BitMart Shutting Down, What Happens to SASEUL (SL) Withdrawals? Is SL Delisted?
No BitMart notice delisting SL on its own could be found. The whole BitMart exchange stopped all trading on August 26, 2026. It still takes withdrawal requests, but they go through review, and whether SL withdrawals actually go through is unknown. Don't follow any message telling you to pay a fee first.
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Restored Your SASEUL Guardee Wallet but a Different Wallet Showed Up? New Wallet (4,096 Words) vs Old Classic Wallet, and Keeping Your Recovery Phrase Safe
If you restore your Guardee wallet and a different address shows up, go back over the word count, the order and the spelling, one word at a time. With an old Classic wallet made before June 19, 2026 (15 words), even one wrong word opens a different wallet with no error. The new wallet uses 16 words picked from a 4,096-word list. If you lose your recovery phrase, not even the company that made the app can bring it back.
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What Are SASEUL's Official Channels? Official Website, Telegram, Explorer, Wallet and Docs Links
The official SASEUL website is saseul.com, official notices are on Telegram at t.me/saseul_notice, and the official explorer is explorer.saseul.com. The Guardee wallet, docs, GitHub and node install links were all opened and checked on September 27, 2026.
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Bought SASEUL (SL) but the Coins Never Arrived? 'Wait for the Hard Fork', 'Install Another App' and Fake Tax Emails Can Be Scams
If you paid for SASEUL coins (SL) and they never arrived, don't send any more money. You can see whether coins arrived by searching your wallet address on the official explorer. There's no official notice that transfers stop for a hard fork, a claim that you must install another app can be checked on the official explorer, and Korea's tax agency has warned about fake emails using crypto tax as bait.
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Is SASEUL a Scam or a Pyramid Scheme? What Public Sources Show
SASEUL is a blockchain that actually runs. As of September 27, 2026, I found nothing in public sources that gives grounds to call it a scam. That's not a guarantee that it's safe. The record book really is growing, anyone with an NVIDIA graphics card can mine it, and the project description says there was no ICO or presale and every coin came from mining. The place to watch out for scams is buying and selling SASEUL coins. It has weak spots too, like the non-public blueprint.
