#ScamAware
🚨 How to Spot a Fraudulent Crypto Account
As crypto adoption grows, so do scams and fake accounts. Here’s how to protect yourself from fraudsters impersonating influencers, exchanges, or DeFi projects 👇
🔎 1. Check the Handle Carefully
Fake accounts often mimic real ones:
@Binance_Support1 instead of @Binance
Extra underscores, typos, or weird symbols
> Tip: Always go to the official website to find verified links.
🧠 2. Analyze the Content
Red flags in posts or DMs:
“Send 1 ETH, get 2 ETH back” – SCAM
Fake giveaways with wallet connect links
Pressure tactics: “Only 20 spots left!”
> If it sounds too good to be true, it is....,
📅 3. Check Account Age & Activity
Recently created account? 🚩
Few posts or followers? 🚩
Low engagement? 🚩
✅ Real influencers or brands have consistent posting history.
🔗 4. Inspect Links Before Clicking
Phishing sites often mimic real platforms:
binance.co ❌ vs binance.com ✅
Use ScamSniffer.io to check suspicious URLs
⏩🧰 5. Use Common Sense
NEVER share:
Your seed phrase
Your private key
Or send crypto to strangers—no matter the promise
✅ Stay Safe
Always DYOR (Do Your Own Research) and report suspicious accounts.
Scammers don’t sleep, but neither should your awareness.
👍Not financial advice. Stay safe, stay smart.
