🛑 Did you see crypto that you didn’t request in your wallet? Be careful.

That could be a dust attack or a fake airdrop. What does it mean?

🔍 They send you tokens (a lot or a little) to make you curious and touch them.

🎯 The goal: for you to exchange, claim, or sign something... and thus, without realizing it, give them access to your wallet.

⚠️ Why is it dangerous?

• The token is usually fake or has no real value.

• By interacting, you may approve a malicious contract.

• This gives the attacker total control to empty your wallet in seconds.

✅ What to do if it happens to you:

• DO NOT exchange, send, claim, or connect your wallet to unknown sites.

• Hide the token in your wallet.

• If you have already interacted, go to revoke.cash or solscan.io to revoke suspicious accesses.

• If you don’t feel safe, move your funds to a new wallet.

🔒 Golden rule:

👉 If you didn’t buy it, it’s not yours. It’s bait.

Don’t fall for it. Protect yourself.$BTC #BTCBreaksATH