Important fake Shib Tokens warning issued by the Shiba INU team

Shib-Affiliated Account @Susbarium X has issued an important warning to the entire SHIB community. This time, the warning is about “unofficial tokens and misleading claims.”

Shiba Inu team warns Shib Army

@Susbarium’s tweets draw attention to multiple attempts by scammers to harness the Shiba Inu ecosystem, attracting the attention of the community. To this end, they continue to release unofficial tokens with names like official tokens linked to Shiba Inu. These groups claim that these tokens are part of the SHIB ecosystem and offer users to buy them.

This tweet offers several official online resources to help users check if the token is fake. @Susbarium reminds the community that all tokens listed on the SHIB website (see Tweet) are certainly official. “Always check before you get involved,” the message warns.

The second malice mentioned in the tweet is a misleading connection. This means that while certain scam individuals or projects may promote themselves as partnering with SHIB, they are not properly permitted, @Susbarium also provides a link to view the full list of verified “partner hibs”.

An important message delivered in the tweet is that valid information about Shiba Inu Tokens, giveaways, partnerships, etc. “only comes from the Shib developer or the Shib Core team.” It is not from these sources, but from information that “we should be treated skeptical, not official notes.” Another important source of Double Check is the official social media sib channel. They should also bear with investors. The same can be said about “Community Alerts.” “Be careful when you run into a new project that claims sive connections without official verification,” the tweet warns users.

Finally, this tweet urges the Shiv Forces to never share sensitive personal information with unknown entities. If you have any questions, it is worth consulting the official SHIB channel.

Binance’s CZ issues wallet security warning

In particular, a similar security warning was issued by former CEO of Binance Exchange, Changpeng Zhao (also known as CZ). Influencers responded to tweets from users whose wallet details were properly stolen during a fake video job interview.

CZ shared the lessons to learn here. Another computer is excellent for keeping a crypto wallet at all times, and stated that it is absolutely necessary to deny the installation of updates or grant permissions.