The simplest way is to check the official X account. If the number of followers is very low, it can basically be determined as a scam. ⚠️ **Danger Signal Identification**:

1. Requests for private keys/mnemonic phrases, or mandatory authorization of token contracts after linking wallets

2. Official website lacks clear team information, white paper, or audit report

3. Low social media follower count and fake interactions (bot comments)

🔍 **Verify Project Authenticity**:

- Check if the contract address is marked as risky through blockchain explorers (like BscScan)

- Search the project's history: whether there is a real community, code repository (GitHub), or investment from reputable institutions

- Be cautious of "sky-high returns" rhetoric and verify token liquidity

🚨 **Common Scam Tactics**:

- Fake airdrop claim links (impersonating official website URL)

- Automatically transfer assets after fraudulent token authorization

- Phishing emails/direct messages inducing clicks on malicious websites