TechFlow reports that SlowMist has issued a warning about a new form of phishing cryptocurrency scam. This type of fraud commonly occurs on chat applications such as Telegram, starting with over-the-counter transactions. Before the actual transaction, scammers ask victims to transfer a small amount of funds—such as 0.1 USDT—to verify whether their address is flagged or risky. Then, the scammer sends what appears to be a "public chain" address for transferring funds, emphasizing that the victim must manually enter this address in their wallet browser to proceed. Unfortunately, once the victim enters this fake "public chain" address in the browser and authorizes the transaction, all assets in their account will be stolen.
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