Pay close attention to this type of scam! Even on popular airdrop sites, beware of scams! If you are not careful, all the USDT in your wallet will be transferred away!
There are many projects on the Questn airdrop website, but you cannot trust them 100%. I encountered a scam project this morning. Once a chain is authorized, all the USDT on your chain will be transferred away.
Specific details are as follows:
They will impersonate the name of a well-known coin, such as this one, impersonating ENA. The first task is to enter their phishing website, which will ask you to authorize your wallet. After authorization, a contract interaction will be prompted. The authorization content will prompt you that the upper limit is the maximum. Once confirmed, all the USDT in your wallet will be quickly transferred away.
Notes:
1: When encountering some well-known token projects, check their authenticity as soon as possible.
1. Compare official Twitter
(You can compare the number of fans and the number of replies and likes of the pinned posts. The fake ones are generally less than 10k fans, and the number of replies is also pitifully small. There is also an official Twitter with a certification mark next to the name, which can also be used as a reference standard)
2. Compare with the official website
2. Pay attention to the "Contract Interaction" pop-up window when authorizing
There are many projects that will have contract interaction pop-ups when interacting. At this time, you should pay attention to whether there are any abnormalities in the interactive content
1. Is the upper limit of the tokens that need to be interacted abnormal (it is definitely abnormal to prompt that tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of U are required)
2. Is the avatar in the pop-up window the avatar of the project you are participating in?
(If not, you need to pay close attention)
The following are the websites, names, and Twitter of the fraudulent projects (the official airdrop website has not been removed yet)
The project name of the phishing project on Questn
Their phishing website
Fake Twitter