The token’s name says, “Visit [some website] to claim your rewards.” Is it safe to click?
First, what’s going on: Some scam token contracts impose trading restrictions that allow you to buy but not sell. The value shown in your wallet is often fake.
How it works: Scammers use “free money” to pique your curiosity and lure you to a website that asks you to connect your wallet. Their real goal is to trick you into granting an authorization or signing a transaction.
Today’s market: $ETH is at 2368.4 (24h -2.48%).
Markets are always uncertain, so decide in advance what you’ll do if your judgment turns out to be wrong.
For reference only. You assume all risks.
First, what’s going on: Some scam token contracts impose trading restrictions that allow you to buy but not sell. The value shown in your wallet is often fake.
How it works: Scammers use “free money” to pique your curiosity and lure you to a website that asks you to connect your wallet. Their real goal is to trick you into granting an authorization or signing a transaction.
Today’s market: $ETH is at 2368.4 (24h -2.48%).
Markets are always uncertain, so decide in advance what you’ll do if your judgment turns out to be wrong.
For reference only. You assume all risks.