I see a lot of people losing money in DeFi because of fake tokens, and it's not even their fault. The crowd is falling for honeypots, rug pulls, these proxy traps that look legitimate but steal everything you have. And the worst part is that many platforms still list these tokens without proper validation.

Web3 Antivirus is emphasizing this issue right now. They are advocating for stronger platform-level validation to protect those who are operating. Because honestly, what’s the point of the best antivirus in these situations if the platform itself doesn’t do the basics? It’s no use having individual security tools if the token is compromised from the start.

The problem is that the risks are still there. Fake liquidity, honeypots, blocked withdrawals—all of this continues to cause heavy losses for those involved. And until these platforms implement proper validation, users remain overly exposed.

I think this is a really important issue. The best Web3 antivirus isn’t just a personal tool; it’s also the responsibility of those listing tokens. There needs to be platform-level validation to reduce these scams.