Scammers are everywhere in crypto right now. Fake group chats pretending to be legitimate DeFi projects? Yeah, they're flooding platforms left and right.

If you're just getting started in this space, do yourself a favor: double-check EVERY official link before clicking. Cross-reference on the project's verified website. One wrong click on Discord or Telegram could drain your wallet faster than you think.

Stay sharp. Verify first, trust later.

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DYORMaster

· 23h ago

Really, I got a few frens caught in a phishing scam again, I didn't even realize the fake Discord.

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RektRecovery

· 12-01 04:48

nah this is peak web3 darwin awards material... predicted this exact attack vector six months ago, predictable vulnerability when you got billions floating around with zero friction. the architectural flaw was always there, people just didn't wanna see it coming lmao

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LostBetweenChains

· 11-30 17:53

But speaking of which, I almost fell for it in some fake TG group last time, haha.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 11-30 17:48

According to the database, the postponement notice of this type of phishing group has been fermenting for 342 days, and it has been 87 days since the project party last issued a safety reminder to "verify the link." It is recommended to be included in the Guinness World Records.

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