🚨 Yet again, someone has been scammed, this time a $1.23M Uniswap V3 NFT position was phished away... According to on-chain data, a user seemingly signed a malicious authorization transaction, which directly led to multiple Uni V3 Position NFTs being transferred away, worth over 1.23 million dollars. To put it simply, here's how bad it is: 🔹 This LP NFT is not just an image; it represents their capital position on Uniswap. 🔹 Inside are real ETH and Tokens. 🔹 It's like handing over the liquidity pool without a fight. The phishing tactics are getting more and more sophisticated, but the principle remains the same: As long as you click confirm, the chain assumes you agree. So remember: ✅ Don't click on random links from unknown websites. ✅ Always carefully review the content before authorizing transactions. ✅ For airdrops, signature pop-ups, think for 3 more seconds, and you'll never lose. Especially now that more and more people are getting into LPs, NFTs, airdrop mining... 🧠 The more you know, the easier it is to overestimate your sense of security. #CryptoSecurity #CryptoNews

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