@whisperingsoulz
Warning: A key red flag of a fake airdrop is the request to "verify" your wallet by providing your private key or seed phrase. These scams trick users into giving up full control of their crypto wallets by disguising them as a qualification process. Once the private key or seed phrase is compromised, the scammers can immediately steal all the funds in the wallet.
Countermeasure: A genuine airdrop will never ask for your private keys or recovery phrase, and this information should always be kept confidential. If anyone or any website asks for this information, it's clearly a scam. Immediately exit the relevant page.
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