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Staying safe
In short
Never share your wallet’s seed phrase: no one from WYDE or EAT will ever ask for it. Buy $EAT only with the contract address shown on wyde.org or eat.ong, and treat any giveaway, “doubler” or guaranteed-earnings offer as a scam.
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Crypto attracts scammers. WYDE's mission is real, but impostors will try to ride on its name. These rules keep you safe.
The non-negotiables
- Verify the contract address. Only buy $EAT using the contract address shown on wyde.org or eat.ong. Fake tokens use the same name and logo.
- Check the URL. Bookmark the official sites from Official links and use the bookmarks. Do not trust links from DMs, comments, or ads.
- Ignore "giveaways" and "doublers." WYDE will not ask you to send crypto to receive more back. That is always a scam.
- Distrust urgency. "Act now or miss out" is a pressure tactic. Slow down and verify.
- Confirm accounts. Only the accounts on Official links are official. Impostor accounts copy the name and avatar.
- Get the app from the official links. Only install the EAT: Card app from the App Store or Google Play links on eat.ong/app.
- Nobody needs your card details by DM. EAT card support is card@eat.ong. Never send card numbers or bank logins to anyone who contacts you first.
- Paid-creator offers. EAT's clipper pay is $1 per 1,000 verified views and is never guaranteed. Anyone promising guaranteed earnings, or asking you to pay to join, is not EAT.
Before any transaction, ask
- Did I get this link from the official bookmarked source?
- Does the contract address match the official one exactly?
- Am I being rushed or offered something too good to be true?
If any answer worries you, stop.
If something feels wrong
Disconnect your wallet, do not sign anything, and check the official channels. When in doubt, do nothing and ask in the official community.