Cryptocurrency phishing scams are on the rise, as evidenced by the $474,422 theft of $OLAS, $SEKOIA, $VIRTUAL, and $FJO tokens. Scammers rely on creating fake websites that trick users into providing their details or approving transactions, giving the attackers control of the assets. In 2024, phishing accounted for 40% of attacks, causing an estimated $1.05 billion in losses. These incidents highlight the need for increased security awareness to protect digital assets.