When newcomers are in the Airdrop, about on-chain security precautions

👎 Don’t trust anyone who adds your friends. It’s best not to add others either.

👎 Don’t send private screenshots to others, such as Wallet Address, passwords, and seed phrases

👎 Do not copy the mnemonic phrase to a web page or software, no web page unless you import an account with a new Wallet. (This kind of scene is relatively rare)

👎 In addition, it is best to clear the pasteboard after copying sensitive information (you can feel free to find a piece of text and copy it again to replace the original sensitive content)

👎 Don’t click on links to websites that you don’t know, and be careful if you come in and ask for your authorization.

👎 Do not trust any Airdrop sites, enter from the official entrance

👎 All links are best accessed from the official Twitter account (in rare cases, Twitter will also be hacked)

👎 When authorizing the Wallet, remember not to confirm it quickly, but to look at the transaction information related to the Wallet.

👎 Don’t get involved in any kind of project, make sure you understand the background of the project.

👎 When depositing and withdrawing coins, you must confirm the network and the other party’s Wallet Address, and even some deposits need to provide memo text, once there is a problem with the transfer, the money cannot be recovered. Remember!

👎 In addition, since the Airdrop involves the information of various Wallet accounts, remember to back up your account password, whether it is a web3 Wallet or a web2 account password, otherwise once lost, the funds cannot be recovered.