GoPlus: A large number of WEN airdrop phishing scams targeting the Jupiter LaunchPad project have occurred, please look for the official channels
GoPlus issued a risk warning on X platform. Jupiter's first LaunchPad project, WEN, will be airdropped from January 25th to January 29th at 11:00. There have been many airdrop phishing scams targeting WEN, with most of them imitating WEN and Jupiter's official Twitter accounts and using phishing accounts and links in their comment sections to lure clicks. Some users have already been deceived. Please make sure to use official channels.
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