Contract addresses are listed on Contracts and security when 2hour.fun opens. Only trust addresses listed there or inside the app.
What 2hour.fun will never do
- Message you first to offer help, a prize or a “wallet check”.
- Ask for your private key, seed phrase or password, for any reason.
- Ask you to send funds to fix, verify or unlock anything, or to enter a giveaway.
- Sell a 2hour.fun coin. There’s no 2hour.fun coin, so anyone selling one, or offering a presale, is a scam.
Spotting a fake
- Check the address bar says exactly 2hour.fun before you sign in or sign anything. Watch for extra letters, dashes or different endings.
- Bookmark the real site and open it from your bookmark.
- Be wary of links in replies and messages, even from accounts that look official. Check the handle letter by letter.
- Close any wallet pop-up you didn’t expect. If it asks you to approve something you don’t understand, don’t sign it.