Scammers are using substack to get around gmail spam filters.

By the time I opened this email they had already deleted the substack but the malicious links remain in my email 

Even if substack gets great at identifying these, bad actors can do damage pretty quickly- spin up a new substack, import emails, send one email with a link to a wallet drainer, delete substack. Damage done.

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I can’t be convinced the answer to a fake token is yet another one but I bet in the time we’ve talked about it someone else made one lol

Should we create a clanker for $BASE and make it an FYI for all? 

"BASE ain't gonna drop $BASE"

scammers continue to become more and more sophisticated.  

this is how phishing scams have worked since the early email days

imho - education remains the answer.

Filters + labelling incoming email you expect vs dont is your friend.