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Shiba Inu Community Warned: Beware of Scammers and Impersonators

The Shiba Inu community has received a crucial warning from Susbarium Shibarium Trust Watch, a dedicated X account focused on uncovering scams and protecting the SHIB community. In a recent post, Susbarium alerted the Shiba Inu community to the presence of impersonator accounts posing as official Shiba Inu representatives, a tactic used to mislead holders, direct them to fake links, and attempt to steal their personal information.

With the Shiba Inu community currently standing at 1,509,812 holders, according to Etherscan data, scammers are capitalizing on the buzz and growth, using fake profiles, phishing links, and fake rewards to trick unsuspecting users.

Stay Safe: Key Tips for Shiba Inu Holders

• Verify before trusting: Constantly double-check any information with official SHIB channels.
• Avoid suspicious links: Never click on random links, even if they appear legitimate.
• Protect your wallet: Never disclose private keys or seed phrases.
• Report and alert others: Report any suspicious activity and warn fellow Shiba Inu holders.

Beware of Fake Airdrops and Scam Claim Portals

Susbarium has also warned the Shiba Inu community about fake airdrop scams, where scammers are circulating emails and messages claiming to offer free token airdrops. These fraudulent offers often require users to verify their accounts or provide wallet details, putting their funds at risk.

Additionally, the Shiba Inu community is being targeted by a scam involving a fake claim portal for BAD token rewards. The fraudulent site is designed to mimic the official site and requests that users connect their wallets under false pretenses.

The Shiba Inu community is urged to remain vigilant and follow the safety tips provided to protect themselves from these ongoing scams and impersonation attempts.