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Protecting Your Assets

Even the safest protocol cannot save you from an exposed seed phrase or an accidental button-press. Follow the checklist below and you will eliminate 95 % of user-side losses.

Best Practice

What To Do

Why It Matters

Use a hardware wallet

Store your Terra Classic (and other chain) keys on Ledger Nano S / X or Trezor.

Private keys never touch an internet-connected device—keyloggers and malware can’t steal them.

Write down, don’t screenshot, your seed phrase

Pen-and-paper; keep two copies in separate, secure places.

Screenshots auto-backup to cloud services that can be hacked.

Enable “read only” on public devices

When showing friends or using a public PC, import your wallet address as watch-mode only.

Prevents you from accidentally signing malicious transactions.

Bookmark official URLs

jurisprotocol.com • app.jurisprotocol.com • docs.jurisprotocol.com

Phishing sites often swap a single character (jurís, jurls). Use bookmarks, not Google results.

Double-check contract addresses

The correct $JURIS CW-20 hash ends in ...f9q2pxcj2 (copy from docs).

Fake tokens drain buyers via honeypot code.

Keep Stable Balance funded

Maintain at least 7 days of projected interest in $USDC/$USTC.

Prevents forced liquidations due to unpaid fees.

Set portfolio reminders

Calendar alert every Sunday: open Portfolio, review Health Factor & rewards.

A 60-second routine catches potential issues early.

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