• MetaMask, the operator of the web3 wallet, has warned its customers about false rumors surrounding a non-existent airdrop.
• The warning was issued on Twitter after recent airdrops from Ethereum Name Service and ConsenSys CEO Joe Lubin’s token announcement.
• MetaMask has encouraged users to be aware of fake sites in the upcoming days.
MetaMask Warns Customers About Fake Airdrop Claims
MetaMask, the operator of the web3 wallet, has warned its customers about „false rumors“ circulating on social media regarding an airdrop that does not exist. The warning was posted on their Twitter account, mentioning „quite a few false rumors“ about an alleged MetaMask snapshot or airdrop taking place on March 31st. This follows recent airdrops from Ethereum Name Service and ConsenSys CEO Joe Lubin’s token announcement.
Recent Controversy Surrounding Airdrops
The recent controversy surrounding these airdrops have caused more interest in MetaMask, resulting in an increase of activity on their platform. In November 2021, there were reports of an upcoming airdrop following Joe Lubin’s mention of distributing tokens at ETHDenver 2023 during his ‚fireside chat‘ session with ConsenSys.
Be On The Lookout For Fake Sites
In order to prevent any potential scams or phishing attacks for profit or malicious intent, MetaMask has urged users to be aware of fake sites in the coming days. They have advised caution when it comes to any unverified information and encourage people to only invest in projects that are trusted and reliable sources.
Arbitrum Airdrop Marred By Sybil Attacks
The Arbitrum airdrop which took place earlier this month was marred by Sybil attacks – where someone creates multiple accounts under different identities in order to manipulate results or outcomes – leading many people to lose money as they fell victim to these malicious actors. As such, it is essential for people to do their research before investing into any project related activities online so as not be scammed or taken advantage off due to lack of knowledge or understanding about online security practices and protocols.
MetaMask Unveils Mobile V6 For More User Control And Privacy
In other news related to MetaMask, they recently unveiled Mobile V6 for more user control and privacy – making it easier than ever for users to access decentralized applications (dApps) securely from their mobile device without needing additional third-party software downloads or configurations needed previously when using other wallets like Coinbase Wallet or TrustWallet app etc.. This new version allows users more freedom when transacting with cryptocurrencies as well as providing additional measures against potential hacks/thefts which can sometimes occur if proper security precautions are not taken properly when hosting one’s own digital assets online via desktop/laptop devices etc..