Whenever the industry experiences major upheaval, it often becomes the peak period for social engineering scams. Yesterday, Sister Yi unusually took to Twitter multiple times to personally debunk false news and phishing links, even stating outright, “I’ll debunk rumors myself—I don’t trust others to do it.” Scammers excel at exploiting retail investors’ anxiety and herd mentality during extreme events: During panic withdrawals, they sell you fake withdrawal channels; When official compensation is promised, they create fake reward pools; When executives post tweets, they buy high-quality impersonator blue check accounts to dominate the comments section with top-pinned scam links. Everyone must understand the fundamental operating principle of this industry: Top-tier crypto platforms never process asset settlements by directing users to external websites—they settle silently on-chain or directly reflect adjustments in your account balance. If anyone asks you to click an external link to “claim hacker compensation,” they 100% intend to empty your wallet. Hold onto common sense. Slow down and check the domain name. Don’t protect your principal on the main battlefield only to be robbed in a dark alley. ⚠️ Risk Warning: Social media platforms are flooded with impersonator accounts. Always verify official authentication badges and never trust unsolicited direct messages.