Tokens you never bought: dusting, fake airdrops, and approval traps
Unknown tokens appear in wallets for a reason. Usually to make you interact with them.
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Account safety, phishing, and device hygiene.
Unknown tokens appear in wallets for a reason. Usually to make you interact with them.
Escrow protects the coins, not your bank account. What P2P actually exposes you to.
Recovery is something you set up in advance. Afterwards, your options narrow fast.
Self-custody fails operationally more often than people admit. These backup mistakes are common and permanent.
Most account takeovers start on a messy device. Build boring rules for phones, browsers, and shared computers.
Unique passwords, fewer phishing success stories, and a calmer recovery story—if you set the vault up carefully.
A short shared secret in official emails helps you spot lookalike messages faster.
API keys are powerful login alternatives. Disable withdrawals, restrict IPs, and rotate often.