Just saw a link a friend forwarded. I clicked it and found it was a phishing site disguised as Uniswap—the domain was off by just one letter. Honestly, I’ve seen too many cases of people getting their U stolen. At the end of the day, there are only two red lines: don’t touch your seed phrase with anything on the network, and don’t click random signature or authorization requests. Lately, hardware wallets have been out of stock, and everyone’s security awareness has improved—but phishing links have only gotten more rampant. Stay alert.



There’s too much information, so my filtering method right now is: I only trust links from the official website and official social media; anything else I treat as fake. Especially those that say “claim a free airdrop”—you click in, and they make you sign an authorization; once you sign, your wallet is drained. I’d rather make a little less than take this risk.
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