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INTRODUCTION
Let me tell you a secret: I sleep like a baby. Not because I’m rich, but because I know my crypto is safe.
Back in 2024, my friend “Dave” lost $5,000 worth of $SOL in seconds. He clicked one wrong link in an email that looked like it was from Binance. Poof. Gone.
In the 2026 Bull Run, hackers are smarter, faster, and hungrier. You are not just fighting the market; you are fighting them. But don’t worry—I’m going to show you exactly how to lock your account down so tight that even Mission Impossible couldn't crack it.
Here is my personal Crypto Trading Guide 2026 for security.
1. THE ABSOLUTE BASICS: 2FA IS NON-NEGOTIABLE
If you still use SMS for Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), you are asking for trouble. SIM-swapping is the easiest trick in the book. A hacker calls your phone provider, pretends to be you, and boom—they get your texts.
What to do instead:
Google Authenticator / Binance Authenticator: This is the minimum standard. The code lives on your device, not on the network.Passkeys (The 2026 Standard): Use your face (FaceID) or fingerprint. It’s unphishable. If you haven’t set this up in your Binance Security settings yet, do it NOW.
Pro Tip: Write down your backup keys on paper and hide it. If you lose your phone, that piece of paper is the only thing standing between you and a locked account.
2. THE SILENT GUARDIAN: ANTI-PHISHING CODE
This is the most underrated feature on Binance. Remember “Dave”? If he had this, he would still have his money.
How it works:
You set a secret word (e.g., "AltcoinOptimist2026"). Now, every single legitimate email from Binance will display this code in the top corner.
Email arrives: "URGENT: Verify your wallet!"You check: Is my code "AltcoinOptimist2026" there?No code? It’s a scam. Delete. Block.
It takes 30 seconds to set up. Go to Profile -> Security -> Anti-Phishing Code.
3. THE ULTIMATE SHIELD: WITHDRAWAL WHITELIST
This is the "Secret Sauce" of security. Even if a hacker steals your password, steals your phone, and bypasses your 2FA... they still can't steal your money.
Why?
Because the Withdrawal Whitelist only allows funds to be sent to addresses YOU approved 24 hours ago.
Scenario: Hacker tries to send your $ETH to his wallet.Result: Binance says "Nope. This address isn't on the list."The Kicker: To add a new address, there is a waiting period. You will get a notification, see the attempt, and lock your account before he gets a single cent.
4. THE "SECRET SAUCE" 🤫
Most people stop at 2FA. But here is what the pros do in 2026: Separate Your Digital Identity.
Don't use your personal email (the one you use for Facebook, gym memberships, and newsletters) for your Binance account.
Create a dedicated email just for crypto (e.g., protonmail is great for this).Never share this email address publicly.If nobody knows your email login, they can't even start to hack you.
ACTION PLAN: LOCK IT DOWN TODAY
Don't just read this. Do it. Here is your weekend homework:
 Switch 2FA from SMS to Authenticator App or Passkeys. Set up an Anti-Phishing Code (Make it something funny so you remember it). Turn on Withdrawal Whitelist and add your own cold wallet or secondary exchange address. Check Active Devices in settings and log out of anything you don’t recognize.
CONCLUSION
Security isn't exciting—until you need it. The Altcoin Strategy isn't just about making money; it's about keeping it. Don't be like Dave. Be paranoid. Be safe.
See you on the moon (safely). 🚀🇺🇦
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A new wave of "Address Poisoning" attacks is draining wallets across the Binance Smart Chain and Ethereum networks. #scammers are sending tiny amounts of dust to your wallet from an address that looks almost identical to yours, hoping you will copy-paste it from your history by mistake.$BNB $USDT

Never copy an address from your transaction history blindly. This is a psychological hack, not a code exploit. Always verify every single character of the destination address before signing any transaction. Your security is your responsibility, and one slip-up can cost you your entire portfolio. Stay vigilant or get wrecked.
#SecurityAlert #CryptoScamAlert #MetaMask #Safety $BNB
Secret Trading Tip for My Believers: 
Use the "whitelist" feature on Binance to save trusted addresses; this eliminates the risk of copy-pasting a poisoned address from your history.

STON.fi is committed to providing a secure, predictable, and composable Decentralized Exchange (DEX) experience on the $TON network. To uphold this standard, the DEX interface explicitly filters out non-standard fee-on-transfer (tax) tokens. This technical necessity is a crucial user-protection measure.

Fee-on-transfer, or "tax tokens," are a class of non-standard smart contract tokens that contain custom logic to automatically deduct a percentage of the amount transferred during every transaction.

The core function of an Automated Market Maker (AMM) DEX is to guarantee a predictable output for a user's input, which is essential for routing complex transactions across multiple liquidity pools. Tax tokens fundamentally break this accounting model.

STONfi’s Safety Stance
STONfi’s decision to hide these assets in the user interface is a safety-first approach. It acts as an essential interface guardrail to:

1. Protect Users: Shielding users, particularly newcomers, from unexpected fee deductions and the risk of unrecoverable funds or malicious token owner activity.

2. Ensure Protocol Reliability: Guaranteeing that all token swaps facilitated via the primary interface adhere to predictable, standardized token behavior, thus maintaining the integrity of all swap and liquidity flows.
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