Quote from: Victor4 on June 04, 2024, 12:09:15 PM

One constant fact that I've noticed since I got into crypto is that the moment a project or a company starts getting popular or begins to gain a huge follower base, it starts to attract scammers like Sugar to ants.

It honestly gets annoying after a while, I can't join a Telegram or Discord group without being DMed by a dozen of them, fake links flying here and there. A recent example is Bitget releasing a couple of articles to inform their users about phishing and a particular malicious browser extension named "AggrTrade". I've seen similar notifications from Binance, bybit also telling their users to be careful

Still, I guess we can only just remain careful to avoid falling victim to scammers after all there isn’t much that can be done. What have you guys been doing to keep your assets safe though? Drop some comments, let's learn.

All this is ok but are our assets safe in crypto space as well? No that's not true the blockchains have failed to proved their security to the users and we have been seeing nowadays that they have been hacked on a large amount by hackers.

I'm the latest news a japani blockchain was hacked and millions worth BTc was stolen. So in order to make our assets safe who will assure us?