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After the last thread about reliable swap services got a lot of traction, I kept digging… and yeah, there’s a pattern that’s catching people off guard.Here’s what I found:1) "Looks legit” trapClean UI, modern design, everything feels professionalSmall swaps work perfectly (even up to $1k–$4k)You build trust… then boomWhen you try a larger amount, they quietly change the destination address to their own. That’s where people get burned.Simple check you can doCreate 2–3 fake/high-amount orders (don’t send funds)Same pair (ex: USDT → BTC)See if the BTC address stays the sameIf it stays the same across multiple orders or looks reused with random balances → big red flag.2) Wallet connection drainSome sites push you to connect wallets (like MetaMask)If you don’t fully understand what you’re approving, they can drain itHonestly, safest move: don’t connect your wallet to random services. From what I’ve tested so far, sticking to known services matters.I’ve personally used Fujn Swap and ChangeNOW without issues, but still testing more.Always split large amount to small amount and swap it and avoid any swap service that will allow you to swap like 20 BTC at once.Stay careful, especially when increasing amounts. That’s when they usually strike.
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