Runestone founder warns community about scam Inscription airdrops
Runestone founder Leonidas has issued a warning to the Runes community regarding a scam inscription that has just been airdropped to $DOG holders. The inscription links to a scam website that steals user wallet assets. Runes has now attracted the attention of scammers, so be very careful when connecting your wallet to any websites.
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