> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://bitwyre-1.gitbook.io/bitwyre/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://bitwyre-1.gitbook.io/bitwyre/welcome-to-bitwyre/welcome-to-bitwyre.md).

# Welcome to Bitwyre!

Welcome to Bitwyre! Gratitude to our early members for being part of this incredible journey. Here are a few things to get you started:

1. We will never initiate a DM with you on Discord.
2. Currently, there is no official announcement regarding airdrops or the launch of a token.
3. Exercise caution and refrain from sharing private information with anyone in our Discord, including our team.
4. We will NEVER extend invitations to join unofficial group chats or servers unrelated to our website. Any messages or DMs received are likely scams.
5. Cultivate a respectful and enjoyable environment on our Discord Channel. 🙂
6. Find our official information below or in the #official-link channel on Discord:

* Our X/ Twitter: [https://twitter.com/bitwyre ](<https://twitter.com/bitwyre >)**( Be careful. All other accounts are FAKE)**
* Our website:  [https://bitwyre.com ](<https://bitwyre.com >)**( Be careful. All other sites are FAKE)**


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