TOKENWALLET USING ETHERSCAN

Last updated: June 19, 2025, 11:58  |  Written by: Michael Saylor

Tokenwallet Using Etherscan
Tokenwallet Using Etherscan

Fraudulent Websites Claiming To Run

Fraudulent websites claiming to run Arbitrum airdrops have surfaced to steal crypto from victims. They promise free token rewards if users connect their wallets to

DEX transaction volume on Arbitrum hits new weekly ATH

Ethereum layer-2 scaling solution Arbitrum's upcoming ARB token Airdrop appears to have become a popular target for scammers, with the community warning of

Decentralized Exchange

Recently, the Arbitrum community has posted warnings to investors about the possibility of scammers generating fake Arbitrum airdrops. This tactic is popularly known as phishing

Beware of fake Arbitrum airdrops, community warns - Cointelegraph

Decentralized exchange (DEX) transaction volume on Arbitrum hit a weekly all-time-high of $2.62 billion after climbing 34.5% over the last seven daysmaking it the

Scammers Started Creating Fake Arbitrum

Beware the FAKE Arbitrum $ARB Airdrop Scam Stealing Crypto

Scammers started creating fake Arbitrum airdrops and phishing websites after the Ethereum layer-2 scaling protocol announced the DAO last week while promising to

Ethereum layer-2 scaling solution Arbitrum’s upcoming “ARB” token airdrop appears to have become a popular target for scammers, with the community warning of

Redefine

Redefine, a blockchain security firm said on March 19 that it has identified a website faking the real Arbitrum airdrop website. Screenshots show that the website requests

Users Are Warned to Beware of Fake Arbitrum Airdrops

Scam Alert: Crypto Community Warns Users About Fake Arbitrum

Beware of fake Arbitrum Airdrops, community warns - Investing.com

Community Raises Alarm Over Fraudulent Arbitrum Airdrops

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