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Crypto Safety Checklist: 8 AI prompts for crypto risk checks

A practical pack for checking crypto wallet safety, DeFi yield risks, custody setup, and exit conditions.

Added August 27, 2026 8 copy-ready prompts Library-matched

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Seed Phrase and Device Security

Beginner

Creates a plain-language checklist for seed phrase storage, device safety, and recovery planning.

ID 383
Create a beginner crypto self-custody security checklist. Cover seed phrase storage, authentic hardware-wallet setup, redundant backups, device malware, password-manager limits, phishing checks, and recovery testing that never exposes secrets. Never ask for a seed phrase, private key, password, or backup image.

Custody Split Plan

Beginner

Helps users decide what belongs on an exchange, hardware wallet, hot wallet, or DeFi wallet.

ID 384
Help me study a custody split for crypto holdings worth $10,000. Compare exchange custody, hardware wallets, hot wallets, and a separate DeFi wallet. Include counterparty and operational risk, withdrawal limits, backup complexity, emergency access, and concentration limits. Never request wallet secrets or credentials.

DeFi Yield Red Flag Scanner

Medium

Reviews whether yield comes from real activity, incentives, leverage, or hidden smart-contract risk.

ID 385
Act as a DeFi risk analyst. Review protocol or pool using dated official documentation and on-chain evidence. Explain the yield source, smart-contract, oracle, bridge, liquidity, incentive, lockup, administrative-key, and exit risks. Treat audits as evidence, not guarantees, and end with unresolved questions rather than a deposit recommendation.

Token Approval Revocation Checklist

Medium

Turns a messy wallet history into a step-by-step approval cleanup workflow.

ID 386
Create a token-approval cleanup checklist for my wallet on chain using official explorers and reputable revocation tools. Prioritize unlimited approvals, inactive dApps, valuable tokens, old bridge contracts, and unknown spenders. Explain what to verify before every transaction and never request secrets or a blind signature.

Bridge and Cross-Chain Risk Review

Medium

Explains the extra risk created by bridges, wrapped assets, cross-chain routing, and liquidity fragmentation.

ID 387
Review moving assets from source chain to destination chain through bridge or route using current official documentation and on-chain data. Cover the trust model, smart-contract and validator risk, liquidity, wrapped assets, failure handling, fees, and lower-complexity alternatives. State data dates and never request credentials or wallet secrets.

Stablecoin Counterparty Map

Pro

Maps stablecoin risk across issuer reserves, depeg history, chain exposure, and DeFi usage.

ID 388
Compare the stablecoins in my portfolio stablecoin list using dated issuer disclosures and on-chain evidence. Map issuer and reserve transparency, depeg history, chain and bridge exposure, smart-contract, redemption, regulatory, and concentration risk, plus each asset's role in my DeFi positions. Identify unavailable or unverified data explicitly.

AI Impersonation Scam Defense

Beginner

Prepares a defense checklist for phishing, fake support, deepfakes, wallet-drainer links, and social engineering.

ID 389
Act as a crypto fraud-prevention educator. Create a protocol for AI-assisted impersonation, fake support, malicious airdrops, wallet-drainer links, deepfake messages, and urgent transfer requests. Include a five-minute pause, independent-channel verification, transaction simulation, and a rule never to share secrets or sign an unexplained request.

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Check your crypto setup before funds are at risk

Crypto security depends on the exact wallet, network, protocol, permissions, and transaction being considered. Use this pack as a verification workflow, and never paste a seed phrase, private key, password, recovery code, or other secret into an AI tool.

  • Describe the chain, asset, wallet type, custody model, protocol, intended transaction, position size, and threat you want to reduce without exposing credentials or recovery information.
  • Verify official URLs and contract addresses, signing messages, token approvals, audits, admin controls, oracle and bridge dependencies, withdrawal conditions, and known incidents through independent sources.
  • Test unfamiliar actions with a small amount where appropriate, define stop and exit conditions before committing funds, and maintain a recovery plan that does not depend on the AI response.