🧠 Have you seen strange tokens in your wallet? DO NOT TOUCH THEM. 🚨
Several people have asked me if this is an error from Binance or if they are real airdrops, so I want to clarify it here:
👇 This is a dust attack, and yes, it is real.
Scammers send fake tokens to your wallet (sometimes with eye-catching names or inflated prices on trackers) to lure you in. The goal is for you to interact with them: sell them, move them, claim them, or simply touch them.
🔒 The problem:
- By clicking, you may unknowingly sign a malicious contract.
- That can give the attacker permission to empty your entire wallet.
- These tokens have no value, no liquidity, and no utility.
💀 A single click could cost you EVERYTHING.
🟩 What to do:
- Ignore them.
- Do not move them.
- Do not claim them.
- Do not search for them on suspicious pages.
- If you accidentally touched them, use Revoke.cash to revoke permissions.
This happens on all networks, even on BSC. It's not a Binance fault; it's a matter of contracts on the blockchain.
🧠 Final advice:
If you don't know where that token came from and you didn't buy it, leave it where it is.
