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life is good

It's great to get out of the city and just enjoy nature 😍

Founders

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Ethereum

🌍 Engineer | 📈 Web3 Enthusiast | 🤖 Automation Buff | 📚 Data & Crypto Analytics Explorer | 🔥On a mission to decode trends,  and connect the dots in DeFi

Why is there smoke coming out of the penis hahah WTF

Hahaha, mountain goats have always been surprised by how they climb to the top of the cliffs, it's incredible😂

Warpcast

marketing strategist & storyteller / fun geopolitics nerd / adhd fun baddie

✨ FAQ: So You Got A Weird Token In Your Warpcast Wallet ✨ 

Warpcast Wallet hides spammy tokens by default, but you may notice unknown tokens listed if you choose to tap "Show All." These are almost always spam or scams. And once in a while a spammy token makes it past the filter. These tokens will usually try to trick you into visiting a malicious website by displaying a link in the token name or in an error message.

The best and safest thing you can do is to IGNORE THEM. Just don't interact at all.

Q: I got an unknown token. What should I do with it?
A: Ignore it.

Q: It says it's an airdrop. Is this free money?
A: No, ignore it. This is a scam.

Q: Should I send it out of my wallet?
A: No, ignore it.

Q: Should I swap it for another token?
A: No, ignore it.

Q: There's a website in the token name, should I visit it?
A: No, ignore it. The link is a scam.

Q: I tried to swap it and the error says to go to a website. Should I visit it?
A: No, ignore it. The link is a scam.

It might be easy to just tell people to ignore, but anyone can fall victim to scam tokens 

So let’s all be careful 🙏

Have you ever received a similar letter?) Not a scam?)

Base

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founder of something... maybe spaghetti?😁

Francesco

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