Scam alert: $300,000 stolen by fake Blur airdrop websites Post author:MiamiCrypto Post published:March 16, 2023 Post category:Airdrop / Blur / Fake / scammers / Token / Websites Unsuspecting users looking to claim Blur token airdrops have had funds stolen by a number of fake websites. You Might Also Like From DeFi year to decade: Is mass adoption here? Experts Answer, Part 2 December 22, 2021 Crypto Airdrops Powerful Tool for User Acquisition, Study Finds April 23, 2025 ‘Cheating Is Bad:’ Hamster Kombat Enforces Anti-Cheating Mechanism Before Airdrop September 19, 2024