Before connecting any wallet to a website, check for HTTPS, verify the domain (not just the appearance), and avoid clicking links from social media or messages. Use search engines deliberately, bookmark sites directly, and always check for recent known scams reported by the crypto community.
Key Takeaways
- Domain similarity, HTTPS, and basic “padlock” icons are no longer sufficient proofs.
- Mobile and desktop screens may look identical even when the site is fake.
- Independent verification is crucial before any transaction.
How to Independently Verify
Check multiple sources, compare contact details and support profiles on the official website, and consult lists of confirmed scam domains in the crypto sector. Do not rely solely on what others forward to you, especially during market volatility or airdrop campaigns.
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