: Malicious sites frequently use misspelled or slightly altered versions of legitimate names (e.g., "ryptoboom" instead of a recognized brand) to appear credible at a quick glance. Immediate Safety Actions
: These sites often use scripts that ask you to "claim" a reward or "airdrop." Once you sign the transaction in your wallet, the script gains permission to transfer all your funds to the scammer's address.
: You can report fraudulent URLs to the FTC or use the Google Safe Browsing reporting tool to help protect others.
: If you have already connected your wallet, immediately use tools like Revoke.cash or the "Approved Allowances" section on Etherscan to cancel any active spending permissions.
Have you already or provided any personal details to this site?
: Scammers often use social media platforms like TikTok, Telegram, or X (formerly Twitter) to promise free tokens or massive returns to lure victims to these URLs.
: Never enter your seed phrase or sign "claim" transactions on unverified sites.
: Malicious sites frequently use misspelled or slightly altered versions of legitimate names (e.g., "ryptoboom" instead of a recognized brand) to appear credible at a quick glance. Immediate Safety Actions
: These sites often use scripts that ask you to "claim" a reward or "airdrop." Once you sign the transaction in your wallet, the script gains permission to transfer all your funds to the scammer's address.
: You can report fraudulent URLs to the FTC or use the Google Safe Browsing reporting tool to help protect others.
: If you have already connected your wallet, immediately use tools like Revoke.cash or the "Approved Allowances" section on Etherscan to cancel any active spending permissions.
Have you already or provided any personal details to this site?
: Scammers often use social media platforms like TikTok, Telegram, or X (formerly Twitter) to promise free tokens or massive returns to lure victims to these URLs.
: Never enter your seed phrase or sign "claim" transactions on unverified sites.