Listings and Airdrops in THE MOON BOY: How to Stay Safe
What We're Talking About
A listing means a token is added to an exchange. An airdrop means tokens are sent to wallet addresses that meet published criteria. Both are common scam bait: fake listing announcements, fake "claim" sites and impersonated team accounts.
Check Before You Act
Only Trust the Official Channels
THE MOON BOY announces anything real in its official channels only: the Telegram community, the X/Twitter account and this website. If a message, DM or website you reached any other way tells you about a listing or an airdrop, assume it is fake until you see it in an official channel.
Nobody From the Team Will DM You
No one from THE MOON BOY will ever DM you first, ask for your secret key or family seed, or ask you to send XRP or $TMBX to "unlock" or "verify" anything. Anyone who does is a scammer.
Check the Issuer
The only real $TMBX is issued by the address shown in this site's footer (CA). A token with the same name from any other issuer is not $TMBX.
Airdrops: The Safe Way
- Read the published criteria on the official channels. A real airdrop never asks you to pay a fee or sign a transaction you don't understand.
- Use a wallet you control, such as Xaman, and read every signing request before you approve it.
- Never paste your secret key or family seed into a website, a form or a chat.
A Word on Risk
$TMBX is a crypto-asset. It can lose all its value and may be hard to sell. A listing or an airdrop changes nothing about that. Nothing in this post is investment advice: only use money you can afford to lose, and do your own checks.
