WALLET SAFETY

Before you connect your wallet —

5 signs it's a scam, not an opportunity
1

Someone DMs you first

Real teams reply to you. They don't slide into your DMs first, offering "support" or a private deal.

2

A countdown is rushing you

"Mint closes in 10 minutes" is built to stop you thinking — not to protect a real deadline.

3

It asks for your seed phrase

No legitimate wallet connection ever needs your seed phrase typed into a website. Ever.

4

It wants unlimited approval

Instead of approving one amount, the contract quietly asks to spend anything, anytime, going forward.

5

The link is almost right

One swapped letter, a wrong domain ending, or a link only shared in a comment instead of the official channel.

SAVE THIS BEFORE YOUR NEXT MINT