Crypto scams today are subtle and everywhere. They don’t always come as obvious phishing emails. Sometimes, it’s a tiny amount of crypto sent to your wallet a dusting attack meant to track your activity or trick you into interacting. Sometimes, it’s a fake airdrop that installs malware in one click. Other times, it’s a comment under a social media post offering “support,” but leading you into a trap. Each tactic is engineered to exploit your habits, your curiosity, or just a single moment of distraction. This isn’t just about losing funds. It’s about handing over control of your wallet… without even noticing. Once it happens, there’s no undo button. Real protection means stopping threats before they touch your assets. Always do your own research (DYOR). But more importantly, use tools designed to protect you from what research alone can’t catch.