Deceiving Ethereum users through fake websites has become widespread recently, as scammers exploit users' desire to lower transaction fees. These sites ask users to share sensitive information such as private keys and wallet login credentials, resulting in the theft of funds and identities.

*Tips to avoid fraud*¹:

- *Verify the source of information*: Ensure that the website you are visiting is an official and accredited site.

- *Do not share sensitive information*: Do not disclose your private keys or wallet login credentials to anyone.

- *Look for security protocols*: Ensure that the site uses appropriate security protocols such as HTTPS.

- *Be cautious of unrealistic offers*: If the offers seem unrealistic or suspicious, it is better to avoid them.

*Latest developments in the world of Ethereum*:

- *Rise in cryptocurrency prices*: After U.S. President Donald Trump announced a plan to create a national stockpile of cryptocurrencies, the prices of some cryptocurrencies, including Ethereum, have risen.

- *Official recognition of cryptocurrencies*: This recognition could enhance the United States' position as a major economic power and strengthen the dollar against cryptocurrencies.