HOW TO AVOID COMMON DEFI SCAMS.
DeFi gives you control of your assets, but that also means you have to stay alert. A single wrong click or signature can be expensive.
Here are simple ways to stay safer:
• CHECK THE WEBSITE. Phishing sites can look exactly like the real thing. Use official project links and bookmark trusted domains. Avoid links from random DMs.
• VERIFY TOKENS. Scammers can copy a token’s name, logo, and ticker. Always check the contract address from an official source before buying or swapping.
• BE CAREFUL WITH AIRDROPS. An unexpected token or DM is not a gift by default. Do not click suspicious links or connect your wallet just to claim a reward.
• PROTECTYOURKEYS. Never share your seed phrase or private key. Before signing, read what your wallet is asking you to approve.
On $GRAM, STON.fi uses labels such as Fake, Honeypot, Taxable, and Suspicious to provide extra context around some non standard tokens. These warnings help, but they cannot catch every scam.
Verify first. Sign second.
DeFi gives you control of your assets, but that also means you have to stay alert. A single wrong click or signature can be expensive.
Here are simple ways to stay safer:
• CHECK THE WEBSITE. Phishing sites can look exactly like the real thing. Use official project links and bookmark trusted domains. Avoid links from random DMs.
• VERIFY TOKENS. Scammers can copy a token’s name, logo, and ticker. Always check the contract address from an official source before buying or swapping.
• BE CAREFUL WITH AIRDROPS. An unexpected token or DM is not a gift by default. Do not click suspicious links or connect your wallet just to claim a reward.
• PROTECTYOURKEYS. Never share your seed phrase or private key. Before signing, read what your wallet is asking you to approve.
On $GRAM, STON.fi uses labels such as Fake, Honeypot, Taxable, and Suspicious to provide extra context around some non standard tokens. These warnings help, but they cannot catch every scam.
Verify first. Sign second.
