🚨 The rule that most people don't know:
"Conversations are more dangerous than transactions."
Most users focus on protecting the seed phrase...
but they ignore where the real danger lies:
Direct Messages and social platforms.
Scammers today don't ask you for the key...
they make you sign a transaction that allows them in.
🔐 Why is this more dangerous than signing "Approve"?
1️⃣ Because you don't see the signature coming from a suspicious site...
it comes to you as "Support Service" or "Contest" or "Wallet Update".
2️⃣ Because private messages are the place where the user feels comfortable...
and that's what the scammer exploits.
3️⃣ Because most attacks today start with the phrase:
"Hi, I can help you."
💥 In summary:
Your hack doesn't start from the transaction...
it starts from the conversation.
❓ Question for followers:
Have you ever received a "Technical Support" message privately asking you to open a link? 😅