Your seed phrase is a key, not a code
It can restore your entire wallet. Anyone who asks for it — support, a website, a "verification" bot, a DApp — is a scammer. Legitimate tools never need it. Write it on paper, keep it offline, and never type it anywhere.
Revoke old approvals
Every token approval you've ever signed lets that contract move your funds until you revoke it. One bad airdrop interaction can drain a wallet months later. Use a revoke tool to clear approvals on anything you no longer use.
Check the token before you trade it
Paste the contract address into a scanner first — check liquidity, holders, whether the dev wallet is dumped or renounced, whether there's bundler risk. Ten seconds of checking prevents most of the bad outcomes.
Ignore the DM, not the deal
Anyone who DMs you first with a 'special opportunity', an 'urgent issue with your account', or asks you to 'connect your wallet to claim' is a scammer. Real teams never DM first. The only official support bot here is @FiveStarSupportBot — anything else claiming to be us isn't.
Check the URL, twice
Phishing sites clone real ones and differ by one character. Bookmark the real links, and if a link arrives in a chat, type the domain yourself instead of clicking.
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