How impersonators operate
Scammers create accounts and pages that copy the 6uo name, logo, and tone. They often reply to public posts, send direct messages offering help, or run ads that lead to lookalike sites. Their goal is to get you to reveal a recovery phrase or approve a malicious transaction.
Red flags to watch for
Be suspicious of anyone who contacts you first, asks for your recovery phrase or private key, pushes you to act urgently, or sends a link that asks you to connect your wallet. Real support starts from the official help center and never needs your secrets.
Malicious airdrops
Some airdrops appear in your wallet unrequested and lure you to a site to claim them. Interacting can trigger approvals that drain your assets. Do not connect your wallet to claim unexpected tokens, and do not sign requests you did not initiate.
How to verify and report
Always navigate to help.6uo.foundation yourself rather than following links from messages. When in doubt, open a support ticket through the official site. If you encounter an impersonator, do not engage, and report it so others can be warned.