#crypto wallets

Ever heard of getting free crypto? That’s called an airdrop! But is it legit?

✅ Legit Airdrops: 🔹 Given to early adopters of a project (e.g., Uniswap, ENS). 🔹 Used to promote new crypto tokens. 🔹 Sometimes require basic tasks (following, retweeting, etc.).

❌ Scam Airdrops: ⚠️ Random coins appearing in your wallet = 🚨 DO NOT interact! ⚠️ Asking for private keys = 🚨 SCAM! ⚠️ “Click this link to claim” = 🚨 Be careful of phishing sites!

Bitcoin wallets, also known as cryptocurrency wallets, are digital wallets that store your private and public keys, which are used to access your Bitcoins. As a decentralized digital currency, Bitcoin operates on a peer-to-peer network and transactions are made directly between users. A Bitcoin wallet is an essential tool for buying, selling, and storing Bitcoins. In this article, we will explore the basics of Bitcoin wallets and the different types available.

Crypto Market Trades in Red as Bitcoin, Ether Fall; Full List

Cryptocurrency Update: The global cryptocurrency market on Friday, APril 22, recorded a marginal dip amid the hawkish remarks of Fed chief Jerome Powell, and the US central bank’s intention of being aggressive to tackle inflation. This prompted all major crypto coins to lose value, as the top 10 tokens traded in red at the time of writing this article. The global cryptocurrency market was down by…

Cybercriminals used Google Ads to steal $500k worth of cryptocurrency

A new scam has come to light, where cybercriminals are using Google Ads to steal cryptocurrency wallets. Scammers are placing ads at the top of Google Search that imitates popular wallet brands, such as Phantom and MetaMask, to trick users into giving up their crypto wallet passphrase and private key, research by Check Point Research (CPR) reveals. CPR, in its blogpost notes that to lure their…