Fake wallet connection pages
Lookalike websites imitate trusted apps and pressure users into signing malicious transactions.
Tip: verify the domain and inspect every signature.Community-powered crypto safety
Verify before you trust.
Investigate suspicious links, learn the latest scam tactics, and help others stay safe in Web3.
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Latest scam tactics
Recognize the patterns before they cost you.
Fake support agents
Impersonators contact victims in DMs and request recovery phrases, screen shares, or remote access.
Tip: support teams never need your seed phrase.Malicious document viewers
Scammers disguise downloads or browser scripts as tools needed to open a document or claim rewards.
Tip: avoid unexpected software and code execution.Scam Academy
Simple habits that protect your assets.
How to inspect a crypto URL
Compare the exact domain spelling, check redirects and distrust urgent wallet prompts.
Before signing a transaction
Read the requested permissions, especially token approvals and unlimited allowances.
What to do after a scam
Stop interacting, secure remaining funds from a clean device and preserve transaction evidence.
Share a suspicious project
Help the community recognize potential threats.
Reports are user allegations, not verified findings. Share factual details and public evidence only. Do not post personal information, seed phrases, private keys or defamatory claims.
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Embed integrations
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