How can you tell if it’s a fake airdrop? A trust wallet coin site asked for my pass phrase…
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Simple, a legit airdrop does not ask for your recovery phrase.
https://community.trustwallet.com/t/how-to-stay-safe-from-scammers/29245/2
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Hello dia . Not know .I first time now trust wallet
It was similar link on tweeter that I followed which then caused my coins to get stolen.
Now I did it again on purpose because I don’t have any value anymore.
So, i think that this is all fake, posts like this and I think that someone should investigate how it works.
This is clearly a scam. If you provided your recovery phrase then you just gave away your funds.
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Yes, but how can one tell if it is a scam? I realized it was a scam the second I hit import button and got the message that phrase ia wrong. But then it was too late. I still have 1 BTCP somewhere in ether waiting for CB to add BTCP to it’s prtfolio 
. God know when.
Read the article posted above.
https://community.trustwallet.com/t/how-to-stay-safe-from-scammers/29245/2
If a site asks for your Recovery Phrase, think twice before giving it out.
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I received hash panda coins not sure from who. I’ve never gave anyone my address nor key phrase. Should I be concerned?