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10 signs an airdrop is a scam — and how to stay safe

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June 8, 2025111 Views
10 signs an airdrop is a scam — and how to stay safe

10 signs an airdrop is a scam — and how to stay safe

Fake airdrops are designed to drain users’ funds from their wallets. You need to be well-versed in airdrop scams to protect your crypto wallet.

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