Some common scams include:
- Fake airdrops promising free tokens if you connect your wallet.
- Impersonators pretending to be admins or support staff.
- Pump-and-dump tokens that suddenly lose all value.
- Rug pulls — projects where the creators drain the liquidity pool and disappear, leaving the token effectively worthless.
- Honeypot tokens — tokens that let you swap in but restrict or fully block your ability to swap out.
- Fake tokens — copies of legitimate tokens with the same name and ticker, deployed at a different contract address to trick users.
- Malicious smart contracts that drain your wallet after you approve them.
The strongest defense is skepticism — if an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
If you're unsure about a transaction or action, or if you notice suspicious activity or potential fraud, please reach out to us:
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