Holiday Crypto Scams to Watch

[mendez]

Fraudsters exploit emotions and trust:

Fake wallet apps and phishing emails

Bogus token sales and holiday presales

Romance/pig-butcher scams

Impersonation of regulators, exchanges, or tech support

Always verify sources, avoid sharing private keys, and stick to official apps.

[Abdul Khan]

Scammers are most active during holidays—extra caution is always needed.

[Rimon Khan]

Awareness is the best defense against seasonal crypto scams.

[JanEmil]

All DMs are scams. All e-mails are scams.
See above and you are safe.