Pseudonymous Shiba Inu marketing lead Lucie has sounded the alarm over a rise in scams targeting SHIB holders. In a recent post on her X account, she cautioned that bad actors are actively using fake accounts and spreading misinformation across platforms.
Lucie explained that it’s hard to know who is sending the messages because scammers can access public figures’ verified accounts. She advised people not to trust messages they didn’t ask for or notices that seemed sudden unless they have solid proof from Shiba Inu sources.
To maintain security, Lucie urged the SHIB community to verify all information directly through the official Shiba Inu website. She asked local residents to email her if they spotted anything worrying or needed help or advice.
The Shibarium Trustwatch alert, which is also an X account linked to monitoring SHIB scams, happened before Lucie’s warning. The group called attention to the growing problem of phishing attacks aimed at taking personal data or digital money.
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Shibarium Trustwatch Lists Safety Measures Amid Rising Threats
The Shibarium Trustwatch team addressed the danger of fraudulent emails crafted to resemble messages from trusted platforms. These emails, they said, contain links that redirect victims to fake websites designed to collect sensitive information.
Users were advised to scrutinize the sender’s email address. Although such addresses may look genuine at first, they usually include subtle mistakes or strange characters.
Emphasis was placed on not clicking on links or downloading attachments that you are unfamiliar with. Trustwatch reminded us that passwords, seed phrases, and private keys must be private and not revealed to anyone else.
If you receive suspicious information through email, perform web searches, visit official online sources, or call genuine support teams. It was also pointed out that bringing suspicious cases to the group’s attention quickly is essential for everyone.
Lucie and Shibarium Trustwatch believe that being aware and taking quick steps helps prevent scams from gaining ground. They added that scams are easily attracted because the crypto market is confusing and has few regulations.
Conclusion
The SHIB team actively addresses security concerns by raising awareness about the ongoing scam threats. They urge the community to stay vigilant, verify every source, and avoid sharing sensitive information.
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