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Sample reports for safer wallet decisions.

These fictional reports show how Ayshata Guard turns confusing links, testnet tasks, and dApp interactions into plain-language risk signals for Ethereum and L2 users.

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Important: Ayshata Guard reports are educational risk signals, not audits, legal claims, or financial advice. Always verify official sources before connecting a wallet or signing transactions.
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Three MVP-ready examples.

Use these as demo material for the current site, community education posts, GitHub documentation, and future public archive development.

Report 001 · Fake airdrop claim

Fake Base Airdrop Claim Page

A fake claim page asks users to connect their wallet and approve unlimited token spending to claim a “guaranteed” reward.

HIGH RISK · 95/100
Chain: Base / Ethereum L2 Category: Wallet-drainer pattern Target: Website + wallet task
Red flags
  • Shortlink or unofficial-looking domain.
  • Guaranteed reward with unclear eligibility.
  • Requires wallet connection before useful information.
  • Asks for approve, permit, or unlimited spending.
  • Urgency like “claim now” or “last chance”.
Safer actions
  • Verify the link from official website and X/Twitter.
  • Never approve unlimited token spending for claim pages.
  • Use a fresh burner wallet for unknown campaigns.
  • Check and revoke token approvals after testing.
  • Close immediately if asked for seed phrase/private key.
AYSHATA SIGNAL: HIGH RISK · resembles common wallet-drainer claim flow.
Report 002 · Testnet campaign

Suspicious Testnet Campaign Asking for Deposit

A campaign claims users can qualify for future rewards, but asks them to bridge or deposit real funds before basic project details are clear.

MEDIUM-HIGH · 78/100
Chain: Ethereum L2 / Multi-chain Category: Upfront deposit risk Target: Campaign task
Red flags
  • Deposit, bridge, or paid mainnet action required.
  • Vague reward terms like “big allocation”.
  • Missing, thin, or copied documentation.
  • New X/Twitter account with weak engagement.
  • Moderators pressure users to act quickly.
Safer actions
  • Treat paid campaign tasks with high caution.
  • Only use funds you can afford to lose.
  • Check if official ecosystem accounts mention it.
  • Wait for clearer docs, audits, or community review.
  • Avoid sending funds to unknown addresses.
AYSHATA SIGNAL: MEDIUM-HIGH RISK · deposit requirement + vague reward claims need caution.
Report 003 · dApp checklist

Legit-Looking dApp With Minor Safety Gaps

A new dApp has HTTPS, active social channels, and readable docs, but still has limited external reviews and requires wallet connection for testing.

LOW-MEDIUM · 38/100
Chain: Base / Ethereum L2 Category: dApp safety checklist Target: Website + social links
Positive signals
  • Website uses HTTPS.
  • Official X/Twitter and docs are linked from same domain.
  • No seed phrase or private key request.
  • No obvious guaranteed reward claim.
  • No upfront deposit in the basic task flow.
Remaining caution
  • Project is new with limited public track record.
  • Contracts may be unaudited or undocumented.
  • Wallet connection is still required.
  • Use a burner wallet and read prompts carefully.
  • Revoke approvals after testing if permissions were granted.
AYSHATA SIGNAL: LOW-MEDIUM RISK · no critical surface red flag, but caution still recommended.
Next archive milestone

From sample reports to scout-submitted signals.

The next version can store reviewed submissions in Supabase, generate shareable report pages, and anchor report hashes on Base Mainnet for proof without exposing sensitive raw details onchain.