TechFlow reports that on April 23, Meta Pool announced the discovery of a suspicious contract attempting to impersonate its legitimate staking pool and token. Meta Pool emphasized that this contract is not affiliated with Meta Pool or any official NEAR liquid staking provider.
No significant fund losses have been observed so far; however, the team has detected suspicious activities—including test interactions via Intents—by related parties. Users are advised to interact exclusively with officially verified contracts. Before staking or swapping, always verify the contract address—do not rely solely on the token’s name or symbol to assess authenticity. The team will continue monitoring developments.
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