The standard blockchain ethos of “Don’t trust, verify” has created a chaotic environment as anonymous token launches have bypassed traditional consumer protection frameworks. Instead of a centralized review platform, David Track advocates for a decentralized infrastructure. A single, uncompromising mantra has long encapsulated the founding ethos of blockchain technology: “Don’t trust, verify.” The theory was simple—by replacing centralized middlemen with immutable code, the need for human trust would evaporate. Yet as millions of users have learned, eliminating trust infrastructure does not create a verification utopia.