VeChain warns users about a fraudulent NFT giveaway promising a fake $B3TR airdrop.
VeChain enhances security as fraudulent NFT scam targets wallets—remain vigilant against scams.
VeChain has issued a warning to its community about a new NFT scam targeting users. Fraudulent NFTs have been sent to multiple wallets, and the associated website attempts to deceive users with promises of a fake airdrop.
The VeChain official X account (@vechainofficial) has advised its followers to avoid engaging with these scams and to refrain from visiting suspicious websites or connecting to any wallets associated with the giveaway. The community has been urged to remain cautious to prevent the loss of their assets.
Scam Alert: Fraudulent NFT Giveaway
The VeChain community was recently alerted to a fraudulent NFT giveaway that could jeopardize users’ digital assets. As outlined by the VeChain official account, scam NFTs have been sent to certain wallets, with a website linked to the scam claiming to offer a fake airdrop.
Please be vigilant, VeFam – NFT fraud is a threat to your assets. Do not interact and do not connect to any wallets or websites relating to them.
There are no $B3TR giveaways associated with https://t.co/Paotvzafrr at this time. https://t.co/UrFAy1B6gh
— VeChain (@vechainofficial) March 24, 2025
This action is a clear attempt to trick users into connecting their wallets to the scam website, potentially compromising their funds.
The official warning from VeChain stresses that there are currently no $B3TR giveaways associated with the platform, urging users not to interact with any related websites or wallets.
Jordan Sour, a member of the VeChain community, highlighted the presence of scams that have previously targeted other blockchain networks, now appearing on VeChain. Sour also pointed to a “Hidden” folder in VeWorld as a practical tool to mitigate these threats, suggesting that education and awareness are critical for users navigating a decentralized blockchain.
In addition to addressing the scam, VeChain also shared a security update, thanking @hackenclub for performing a security diff check on their decentralized exchange (DEX) and BVET smart contracts, reinforcing their commitment to safeguarding user assets.
VeChain’s Latest Website Redesign and Ecosystem Update
In addition to addressing security concerns, VeChain has recently redesigned its VeBetter website to enhance user engagement. The updated platform now features a more intuitive layout, focusing on sustainability initiatives and real-time environmental impact data.
This redesign aims to improve the user experience and foster greater participation in eco-friendly actions through the platform’s X-2-Earn applications.
As indicated in our earlier discussion, VeBetter allows users to earn rewards for actions that reduce their carbon footprint, plastic waste, and energy consumption. The introduction of B3MO, VeChain’s new mascot, further enhances the site’s aVeChain warns users about a fraudulent NFT giveaway promising a fake $B3TR airdrop.
VeChain enhances security as fraudulent NFT scam targets wallets—remain vigilant against scams.
VeChain has issued a warning to its community about a new NFT scam targeting users. Fraudulent NFTs have been sent to multiple wallets, and the associated website attempts to deceive users with promises of a fake airdrop.
The VeChain official X account (@vechainofficial) has advised its followers to avoid engaging with these scams and to refrain from visiting suspicious websites or connecting to any wallets associated with the giveaway. The community has been urged to remain cautious to prevent the loss of their assets.
Scam Alert: Fraudulent NFT Giveaway
The VeChain community was recently alerted to a fraudulent NFT giveaway that could jeopardize users’ digital assets. As outlined by the VeChain official account, scam NFTs have been sent to certain wallets, with a website linked to the scam claiming to offer a fake airdrop.
Please be vigilant, VeFam – NFT fraud is a threat to your assets. Do not interact and do not connect to any wallets or websites relating to them.
There are no $B3TR giveaways associated with https://t.co/Paotvzafrr at this time. https://t.co/UrFAy1B6gh
— VeChain (@vechainofficial) March 24, 2025
This action is a clear attempt to trick users into connecting their wallets to the scam website, potentially compromising their funds.
The official warning from VeChain stresses that there are currently no $B3TR giveaways associated with the platform, urging users not to interact with any related websites or wallets.
Jordan Sour, a member of the VeChain community, highlighted the presence of scams that have previously targeted other blockchain networks, now appearing on VeChain. Sour also pointed to a “Hidden” folder in VeWorld as a practical tool to mitigate these threats, suggesting that education and awareness are critical for users navigating a decentralized blockchain.
In addition to addressing the scam, VeChain also shared a security update, thanking @hackenclub for performing a security diff check on their decentralized exchange (DEX) and BVET smart contracts, reinforcing their commitment to safeguarding user assets.
VeChain’s Latest Website Redesign and Ecosystem Update
In addition to addressing security concerns, VeChain has recently redesigned its VeBetter website to enhance user engagement. The updated platform now features a more intuitive layout, focusing on sustainability initiatives and real-time environmental impact data.
This redesign aims to improve the user experience and foster greater participation in eco-friendly actions through the platform’s X-2-Earn applications.
As indicated in our earlier discussion, VeBetter allows users to earn rewards for actions that reduce their carbon footprint, plastic waste, and energy consumption. The introduction of B3MO, VeChain’s new mascot, further enhances the site’s a
