HOOK
Before you connect your crypto wallet, ask this: if this offer is real, why are they rushing you to act right now?
[Quick cuts: fake giveaway post, wallet connect popup, warning icon]
KEY POINT 1
First red flag: pressure. Scam sites and DMs push urgency—"limited time," "last chance," or "act now." Legit projects don’t need to trap you into a fast decision.
[On-screen text: “Pressure = red flag”]
KEY POINT 2
Second: check the URL and account name. A tiny misspelling, extra word, or weird link can send you to a fake site that looks identical to the real one.
[Zoom on browser address bar; highlight misspelled domain]
KEY POINT 3
Third: watch what the wallet request asks for. If a site wants you to approve unlimited access, sign a blank message, or send crypto to “verify” your wallet, stop immediately.
[B-roll: wallet approval screen; red X overlay]
KEY POINT 4
Last: verify outside the message. Go to the project’s official website yourself, check its verified social accounts, and never trust links from DMs alone.
[B-roll: typing official URL, checking verified profile]
CTA
If you want, I can make a follow-up on how to safely connect a wallet and spot fake airdrops before they drain your funds.
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