Public address, private key and password: three different things
Recognize which wallet details are public and which are secret.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Learn what to protect and how to check an app before authorizing anything.
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Recognize which wallet details are public and which are secret.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Check a wallet distribution route without trusting a search result.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Explain the recovery phrase boundary and the consequences of exposure.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Choose a proportionate wallet protection habit.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Read an authorization request and decide when to stop.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Share the right public receiving address and network through an appropriate channel. Never share a recovery phrase, private key, password, or unexpected signature request.
Read the full lesson ↗A search placement, review, or logo does not prove who published an app. Start from the wallet maker’s independently verified official site and follow its link to a store or extension.
Read the full lesson ↗No legitimate support interaction should require sending your recovery phrase to a person, form, or website. Anyone who obtains it may control the wallet.
Read the full lesson ↗No. Connecting and signing are separate actions. Read each message, transaction, or permission request independently; disconnect if the site or request surprises you.
Read the full lesson ↗No. The lessons and practice exercises require no token purchase, wallet connection, signature, or sharing of private information.
Read the full lesson ↗Read at your own pace.
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