Seed phrase scams
Never type your seed phrase into a website, form, chat, email, or support page. Write it offline and keep it private.
Rule: no one needs your seed phrase.Scam warning guide
Avoid the most common crypto scams.
Before you connect a wallet, send crypto, join an airdrop, or trust a project link, learn these beginner safety rules.
Beginner safety checklist
Check these warnings before taking action.
This guide is educational. It cannot remove all risk, but it helps beginners slow down and avoid the most common traps.
Later on the CD24 YouTube channel, every warning below will have a short beginner video.
Fake links and ads
Search results, ads, Telegram links, and X replies can lead to fake wallet, exchange, or airdrop pages.
Rule: type official URLs yourself.Fake support
Scammers pretend to be wallet, exchange, or project support. Real support should never ask for private keys or seed phrases.
Rule: support never asks for secrets.Profit promises
Guaranteed returns, “double your crypto,” secret signals, and pressure to act fast are major warning signs.
Rule: guaranteed profit is a warning.Wallet approvals
Connecting a wallet can approve risky permissions. Only connect to trusted sites and learn how to revoke approvals.
Rule: check before you connect.Test first
When learning, start small. Send a tiny test transaction before moving larger amounts.
Rule: small test first, bigger later.