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After Receiving an Airdrop

How to Avoid Dust Airdrop Attacks

Learn how to handle suspicious dust airdrops and avoid interacting with scam tokens, fake claim pages, or tracking attacks.

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What this means

Avoiding dust airdrop attacks means not interacting with suspicious tokens, not visiting linked scam sites, and hiding or ignoring unknown assets.

Core ideas

What to understand first

  • Dust tokens may appear without user action.
  • Token names can include scam URLs.
  • Interacting with scam tokens can lead to phishing.
  • Hiding suspicious tokens is often safer than touching them.

Safety checklist

What to check before acting

  1. Do not visit URLs in token names.
  2. Do not approve unknown tokens.
  3. Hide suspicious tokens in the wallet UI if possible.
  4. Check the token contract only through trusted explorers.

Risk note

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Dust tokens can be bait.
  • Scam sites can request wallet-draining approvals.
  • Attackers may use dust to track wallet activity.
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