Crypto Airdrops

A illustration of a person holding an Ethereum blockchain, with two separate panels: one showing a legitimate EigenLayer website and another displaying a malicious link resembling EigenLayer's blog but redirecting to 'blog.eigenfoundation.org'. The background is filled with cryptocurrency-related elements such as coins, blocks, and computer screens. A red X symbol overlaid on top of the malicious link emphasizes its danger.

You Won’t Believe What Happened When EigenLayer X Got Hacked – A Cryptocurrency Nightmare Unfolds!

Fake airdrop scams are still alive and kicking, folks! It's like they say: if it sounds too good (or bad) to be true, it probably is […]

Linda Williams October 19, 2024

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