Ways to protect yourself from being a victim to crypto scams
1. Never click links from unknown sources
Be cautious of every email, link and DM from strangers and also trusted contacts, as they could have had their accounts hacked.
Double check domain spellings, as scammers will imitate real websites.
2. Use hardware (cold) wallets
Having most of your funds in your hot wallet increases the chances of being drained. Move funds to your hardware wallet. There are reputable companies like Trezor, Ledger, which you can use.
3. Bookmark Official Links
Bookmark your most frequently used websites and use it to login.
4. Do not share your seed phrase or private keys
There´s no legitimate site that will request this information.
5. Utilise wallet permission and approvals
Revoke.cash
Etherscan and BSCcan Approvals
6. Use Two-Factor Authentication
Enable Google two-factor authentication (2FA)
7. Protect Social Accounts
Phishing attacks tend to start through social media
Enable 2FA for Twitter
