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crypto scams: how they look, and what to do instead
most scams break people, not cryptography: a rushed signature, a friendly stranger, a token that looks fine. the free reading covers the two most common traps.
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how to spot a rug pull before it rugs you
most rugs are visible before they move. six public checks, one hypothetical, and what passing them doesn't mean.
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wallet approvals: the permission you forgot you gave
not every drain is a rug by the team. some start with an old approval or a harmless-looking signature. how approvals, permit and revoke work.
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whitepaper red flags in 5 minutes
you don't need all 40 pages to know something is off. one question per minute, five minutes, done.
the lazy guide to crypto scams
the scam doesn't look like a scam. that's the whole trick.
what's inside
- anatomy of a rug pull
- phishing, fake support and drainer contracts
- token approvals and how to revoke them
- pig butchering and "friendly" strangers
- it happened. now what?
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