Safety quiz
Seven ways a fake claim gets you.
01 / 7
A message says your wallet is eligible for a drop and links to a claim page. The page asks you to approve unlimited spending of your USDG "to verify eligibility".
02 / 7
A site shows a large claimable balance and asks for a 0.05 ETH "unlock fee" sent to an address before the claim works.
03 / 7
Someone in your DMs says they work for a recovery service and can get back what was drained from your wallet if you share your seed phrase.
04 / 7
The claim button opens your wallet with a "Sign message" request full of unreadable hex, called a permit.
05 / 7
A token named after a project you like shows up in your wallet with a link in its name to "claim the rest".
06 / 7
Two claim pages look identical. One contract address differs from the project's official one by a few characters in the middle.
07 / 7
Before claiming, you run the claim through a simulator and it says the call would revert.