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NFT scams are becoming a massive issue, especially

in countries like India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, where more people are entering the crypto and Web3 space. Scammers are using various tactics to trick people into handing over their assets. Here’s a breakdown of common scams and how to stay safe:

Common NFT Scams:

1. Fake Projects & Rug Pulls – Scammers create hype around a new NFT project, sell tokens, and disappear.

2. Phishing Links – Fake websites trick users into entering their wallet details.

3. Impersonation – Fraudsters pretend to be legit brands, influencers, or NFT marketplaces.

4. Pump and Dump – Influencers promote a project, the price surges, and then they sell off, leaving buyers with worthless NFTs.

5. Airdrop Scams – You receive "free" NFTs that, when interacted with, compromise your wallet.

How to Protect Yourself:

✅ Do Your Own Research (DYOR) – Don’t trust hype; verify the project’s legitimacy.

✅ Double-Check URLs – Scammers create identical-looking sites to steal credentials.

✅ Use a Separate Wallet – Keep a secondary wallet for new projects or testing transactions.

✅ Beware of Free Giveaways – If someone promises free NFTs in exchange for your wallet access, it’s a scam.

✅ Stay Updated – Follow trusted crypto news sources and communities.

The NFT space has potential, but only if users stay smart. Spread awareness and help others avoid falling for these traps! 🚫💰