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I’ve been digging into what’s going on with crypto scams lately, and honestly, it’s kinda mind-blowing. Scammers are getting super smart with tools like crypto drainers and AI phishing tricks, and I thought it’d be cool to share how this actually works.

Here’s the deal:

– Some scammers build their own tools (requires crazy blockchain skills).
– Others buy drainers for $5K–$30K (risky though, since most sellers are scammers themselves).
– A lot of them just rent tools from platforms like Draino, EXOGATOR.COM, Angeldarin, and Infreno, where everything stays updated, but the platforms take a small cut.
So, how do they pull it off?
They set up super convincing fake websites or phishing links that look like the real deal. When you connect your wallet, thinking all’s good, the bots kick in behind the scenes and drain your crypto, NFTs, or tokens—fast.

It’s wild how organized this stuff is, and it’s only getting slicker. The good news? Staying alert makes a huge difference. Always double-check links, and never connect your wallet to anything you’re unsure about.