Lester Labs has no authority to announce or verify a LitVM token reward. It does not promise rewards for transactions, track eligibility, operate a claim page, or ask for a seed phrase or private key. Treat posts claiming a confirmed allocation, snapshot, deadline, or guaranteed eligibility as unverified.
Lester Labs uses the common word “airdrop” for a batch-send tool. A sender can validate a token, recipient addresses, and exact amounts locally and submit through the immutable source-pinned replacement. Using the utility does not enrol a wallet in a reward programme or prove eligibility for anything. The tool has no seed-phrase form, credential recovery flow, hidden reward claim, or authority to distribute a LitVM protocol token. Every requested approval and transaction must identify chain 4441, the source-pinned contract, token, exact spender/amount, and recipients before signing.
Do not rely on posts that call a LitVM reward “confirmed,” quote an allocation percentage, imply Litecoin endorsement, or claim ordinary transactions guarantee eligibility unless an independently verified LitVM source publishes the exact programme.
Instructions to repeat transactions, create fresh wallets, manufacture volume, or interact “before the window closes” are not Lester Labs guidance. They can waste gas and are commonly used to push users into unsafe wallet prompts.
Close any page that asks for a seed phrase, private key, wallet password, remote-screen access, an unexplained signature, or an unlimited token approval. Lester Labs never needs wallet credentials.
Type https://www.lester-labs.com yourself or use a saved bookmark. Avoid lookalike domains and links embedded in unsolicited posts, direct messages, advertisements, or search ads.
The application fails closed when a reviewed replacement contract is not active or its runtime code does not match the source-pinned hash. Do not bypass a maintenance, provenance, wrong-network, retired-contract, or malicious-site warning.
Confirm LitVM testnet chain ID 4441, the target contract, function, native value, token spender, allowance, and every recipient. Use a disposable test-only wallet and never keep valuable approvals or real assets in it.
Anyone can publish a social post, tutorial, referral thread, or campaign that links to a public website. Lester Labs does not control those posts and does not endorse claims that testnet activity earns a future token. If you find a misleading promotion, preserve its URL and screenshot, report it to the platform, and verify any protocol announcement through independently located LitVM channels.
A real security warning is a reason to stop, not a hurdle to click through. No testnet task or hypothetical reward is worth exposing a valuable wallet.