#合约诈骗与虚假网站 I just saw the warning from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, and I feel quite upset. Scammers impersonate official websites to induce transactions and even claim that taxes must be paid before withdrawal—I've seen this trick too many times. The Web3 world was originally created to give users more control and security, but instead, scammers are running rampant in this ecosystem, which is truly ironic.

I want to remind everyone of a few key points: **Official institutions will never proactively contact you to request transfers or account verification**—this is basic common sense. No matter how similar a website looks or how professional it appears, always pause and think carefully when receiving unfamiliar links. Especially when money is involved, always verify through official channels and never click on unknown links.

The reason these scams have a market is because many people still lack sufficient understanding of crypto assets. Our true way to embrace Web3 is to learn self-protection—understand the basics, master security best practices, and trust your own judgment. The decentralized future requires every participant to be smarter and more vigilant.

Don't deny this field because of scammers; instead, approach it with alertness and explore it better. Safety first, always the truth.