Avalanche Fuji · no real money
Four missions with real transactions you sign in Core. An AI scams you, warns you before you sign and reads your transactions afterwards.
0/4
Each pass is checked by code against Fuji.
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Connect Core to see your balance.
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Every transaction pays gas, even a failed one.
Mission 1
Real support teams never ask for your recovery phrase, private key or a 'verification' link. Anyone who does is a scammer, no matter how urgent or official they sound.
Connect your wallet on Avalanche Fuji, then take a practice call from 'Wallet Support'. Do not share any secret and do not open their link.
Mission 2
Testnets use free coins with no real value, so you can practise safely. Every transaction pays a small fee (gas) in AVAX, so a wallet needs some AVAX before it can do anything.
Get free test AVAX from the Avalanche faucet for your connected Core wallet.
Mission 3
Address poisoning: a scammer sends you a 0 AVAX transfer from an address that starts and ends like one you trust, so it appears in your history. Wallets shorten addresses, so the fake looks identical. Copy addresses from the person, never from your history, and check the middle characters.
Your tutor has asked for 0.01 AVAX. Choose where to copy the address from, review the transaction, then send it with Core.
Connect your Core wallet to see your tutor's message and your wallet activity.
Mission 4
Before you sign, a wallet shows a maximum fee. What you actually pay is the gas your transaction used multiplied by the price per unit of gas in that block (base fee plus tip). The fee is paid even if a transaction fails, so always keep some AVAX for gas.
Use the receipt of your mission 3 transaction to work out the fee you paid, in AVAX.
Pass mission 3 first. This mission uses that real transaction.