CRYPTO SECURITY: HOW TO AVOID COMMON DEFI SCAMS
The TON ecosystem is growing quickly, but scammers are growing with it. Whether you are new to crypto or an experienced trader, protecting your assets should come first. Crypto transactions are usually irreversible, so one wrong approval can mean permanent loss.
1. AVOID FAKE WEBSITES
Scammers create websites that look like real platforms and share them through Telegram, social media, or fake ads.
* Use official websites and bookmark them.
* Check the domain carefully.
* Do not trust random links or unsolicited DMs.
* Never ignore wallet security warnings.
2. CHECK TOKENS CAREFULLY
Fake tokens can copy popular names, logos, and tickers. Such as $GRAM, $STON, $NOT, etc. Always verify the Jetton Master address through official sources.
Be careful with tokens that have very low liquidity, unusual trading activity, or many buys but almost no sells.
3. IGNORE UNKNOWN AIRDROPS
Unknown tokens and NFTs may be scams. Do not click their links or connect your wallet to claim them.
Always confirm airdrops through official project channels.
4. PROTECT YOUR SEED PHRASE
Never share your recovery phrase. No legitimate wallet, exchange, or support team will ask for it.
Before signing a transaction, check what you are approving and where your assets are going.
5. STAY ALERT
Security warnings from platforms such as STON.fi can help, but they can not protect you from every scam.
Slow down. Verify everything before you sign.
Protect your recovery phrase, use official links, check token addresses, avoid suspicious airdrops, and ignore unsolicited support messages.
In crypto, a few minutes of caution can save you from losing your money permanently.
The TON ecosystem is growing quickly, but scammers are growing with it. Whether you are new to crypto or an experienced trader, protecting your assets should come first. Crypto transactions are usually irreversible, so one wrong approval can mean permanent loss.
1. AVOID FAKE WEBSITES
Scammers create websites that look like real platforms and share them through Telegram, social media, or fake ads.
* Use official websites and bookmark them.
* Check the domain carefully.
* Do not trust random links or unsolicited DMs.
* Never ignore wallet security warnings.
2. CHECK TOKENS CAREFULLY
Fake tokens can copy popular names, logos, and tickers. Such as $GRAM, $STON, $NOT, etc. Always verify the Jetton Master address through official sources.
Be careful with tokens that have very low liquidity, unusual trading activity, or many buys but almost no sells.
3. IGNORE UNKNOWN AIRDROPS
Unknown tokens and NFTs may be scams. Do not click their links or connect your wallet to claim them.
Always confirm airdrops through official project channels.
4. PROTECT YOUR SEED PHRASE
Never share your recovery phrase. No legitimate wallet, exchange, or support team will ask for it.
Before signing a transaction, check what you are approving and where your assets are going.
5. STAY ALERT
Security warnings from platforms such as STON.fi can help, but they can not protect you from every scam.
Slow down. Verify everything before you sign.
Protect your recovery phrase, use official links, check token addresses, avoid suspicious airdrops, and ignore unsolicited support messages.
In crypto, a few minutes of caution can save you from losing your money permanently.
