Protect the keys to your wallet
Your recovery phrase and private key can control access to your assets. A legitimate website does not need them in order for you to connect a normal crypto wallet.
Rule to remember: never type a seed phrase or private key into a website because someone tells you it is required to “verify,” “sync,” “unlock,” or “restore” a wallet.
Common warning signs
Lookalike domains
Small spelling changes can create convincing fake websites. Check the full domain before interacting.
Unexpected messages
Be cautious with unsolicited DMs that offer support, urgent claims or special access.
Blind approvals
Do not approve wallet requests you do not understand. Read what the wallet is asking you to sign.
Official SPX80B resources
Use the project’s official resources as your starting point. The dedicated Official Links page keeps the primary domains together.