Dust Sweeper • Guide
Crypto Dust: What It Is and What to Do With It
Learn what crypto dust is, why tiny balances accumulate, and how to decide whether a small balance is worth consolidating.
Why Crypto Dust Accumulates
Crypto dust is the small leftover balance that can remain after swaps, transfers, rewards, airdrops, or old positions. A tiny balance is not automatically worthless: its practical value depends on the asset, network, liquidity, and cost of moving it.
What to Check
- Confirm the wallet address and network.
- Verify the exact token contract instead of relying on ticker or logo.
- Compare the balance with gas, swap, bridge and liquidity costs.
- Do not sign transactions you do not understand.
- Never share a seed phrase or private key with a scanner or cleanup tool.
The goal of wallet cleanup is informed decision-making, not moving every tiny balance.
Use Dust Sweeper
Start with visibility: scan your wallet, review the balances you find, and decide which assets deserve further investigation.
SCAN YOUR WALLET