Got a random NFT in your wallet? DON'T MINT IT!

Here’s why 👇

📌 What is a Malicious NFT Drop?

It's when someone sends you an NFT you didn't ask for, often appearing as a limited-edition or high-value collectible. It might even show up with an exciting "mint now" link.

🎯 Their Goal?

To trick you into interacting with the NFT by "minting," "claiming," or even just clicking a link associated with it. Once you do, you unknowingly approve a malicious contract.

⚠️ Why It’s Dangerous:

💣 That NFT is worthless bait, designed to look appealing.

🪝 The moment you try to interact, you'll be prompted to approve a shady contract.

💀 One approval = they gain access to your entire wallet.

💸 And yes, your valuable NFTs and crypto can be gone in seconds.

✅ What You MUST Do:

❌ Don't mint, transfer, or interact with the NFT.

❌ Don't connect your wallet to any websites linked from the NFT or related messages.

✅ Hide the NFT from your wallet view.

🔐 The Golden Rule:

If you didn't buy it or specifically sign up for it — it's bait. Never interact. Stay safe. Stay smart.

🧠 Pro Tip:

If you feel compromised, move your legitimate assets to a fresh wallet ASAP.

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