#SecureYourAssets #BinanceSafetyInsights

Security is not an option, but a necessity

In crypto, everyone wants x10, but few care about security. And that's a mistake.

Binance has recently updated its Safety Insights — and I’ll be honest: it's worth reading for anyone holding more than $100 in crypto.

What’s important?

— Social engineering is the primary tool of hackers in 2025. They don't hack wallets, they hack people.

— Phishing on Telegram and X (Twitter) is still at its peak. Fake bots, 'support services', fake websites with AirDrops — as soon as you see this, just ignore it.

— KYC leaks are the reason why you need a separate email for crypto and to always use 2FA.

— Binance regularly tracks fraudulent addresses, blocks suspicious transactions, and develops a partnership network for information exchange. But your security is in your hands.

My tips that actually work:

1. Separate device or profile for crypto

2. 2FA only through Google Auth, not SMS

3. Whitelist addresses in Binance — mandatory

4. Do not click on any links from the chat

5. Test withdrawals to a new wallet with a minimal amount

P.S. While some lose assets due to foolishness, others sleep peacefully and earn.

Being secure is also a form of a profitable strategy.