We need to ensure no markdown formatting (no bold, italics, etc.). Just plain text.
We need to include three actionable steps, likely numbered or bullet points but no markdown bullet points? Could just write "1. ..." etc. That's fine.
We must end with the exact phrase and then the hashtags line.
Word count: Let's draft.
First, count words.
Draft:
"Phishing remains the top threat to every crypto holder. Attackers mimic official sites, emails, and support chats to steal private keys and seed phrases. Stay alert and follow these three steps to protect your assets.
1. Verify every URL before clicking. Bookmark the official exchange and wallet pages, and never enter credentials on a link sent by email, Telegram, or Discord.
2. Enable two‑factor authentication on all accounts and use a hardware authenticator app instead of SMS. This adds a second barrier even if a password is compromised.
3. Never share your seed phrase or private key with anyone, including support staff. Legitimate services will never ask for them. Store the phrase offline in a secure location.
Regularly review account activity and set up withdrawal whitelists where possible. Education is your strongest defense.
Share this with someone new to crypto — it could save them!
#DigitalAssets #CryptoCommunity #CryptoSecurity #StaySafe"
Now count words.
Count manually.
"Phishing(1) remains2 the3 top
We need to include three actionable steps, likely numbered or bullet points but no markdown bullet points? Could just write "1. ..." etc. That's fine.
We must end with the exact phrase and then the hashtags line.
Word count: Let's draft.
First, count words.
Draft:
"Phishing remains the top threat to every crypto holder. Attackers mimic official sites, emails, and support chats to steal private keys and seed phrases. Stay alert and follow these three steps to protect your assets.
1. Verify every URL before clicking. Bookmark the official exchange and wallet pages, and never enter credentials on a link sent by email, Telegram, or Discord.
2. Enable two‑factor authentication on all accounts and use a hardware authenticator app instead of SMS. This adds a second barrier even if a password is compromised.
3. Never share your seed phrase or private key with anyone, including support staff. Legitimate services will never ask for them. Store the phrase offline in a secure location.
Regularly review account activity and set up withdrawal whitelists where possible. Education is your strongest defense.
Share this with someone new to crypto — it could save them!
#DigitalAssets #CryptoCommunity #CryptoSecurity #StaySafe"
Now count words.
Count manually.
"Phishing(1) remains2 the3 top