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To detect fake MetaMask airdrop sites stealing over $2M/month, verify the site’s URL—official MetaMask sites use "metamask.io." Avoid clicking links from unsolicited emails, social media, or ads; scammers often mimic branding. Check for red flags like urgent claims or requests for your Secret Recovery Phrase—legit airdrops never ask for this. Use a blockchain explorer to confirm token legitimacy by comparing smart contract addresses. Watch for phishing tactics, such as directing you to malicious sites via fake NFTs or tokens. MetaMask’s token detection only shows trusted tokens, so unlisted ones are suspicious. Research recent scams on X or MetaMask’s support pages. If it promises unrealistic rewards or requires wallet connection to unknown sites, it’s likely a scam. Always double-check before interacting.

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