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⚠️ Crypto Is Up, Scammers Are Hungry ⚠️Scammers have countless tricks to steal your hard-earned crypto. 🦊 A clever fox knows what to look out for. Stay vigilant! Here’s how to keep your crypto safe 👇🧵 🚩 Tactic: Fake Job Offer 💼 “Join our team!” It might be a social media role, beta testing a game, or a technical position. Persistent scammers will build trust before sending a link for: An "interview" A "technical test" A GitHub repo ⚠️ It’s malware – designed to steal your crypto. 🚩 Tactic: Asking for Assistance 🤝 “Can you help me?” They act innocent and genuine, asking for help with: Checking a code/PDF Troubleshooting a file They might stroke your ego to gain trust. ⚠️ It’s malware – sent via PDFs, applications, or npm/pypi files to steal your assets. 🚩 Tactic: Partnerships & Collaborations 🤝 “We’re impressed by your work!” Scammers pose as venture capitalists or KOLs with fake opportunities. They send: A fake application Troubleshooting links for "expired calls" requiring you to run a script ⚠️ It’s malware – crafted to drain your wallet. 🚩 Tactic: "Let’s Hop on a Call" 📞 “Let’s discuss the opportunity!” They’ll insist on using: Unique AI video software Links to “fix” an error message on public forums ⚠️ It’s malware – designed to compromise your devices. 🛡️ What to Do If Compromised: 1⃣ Disconnect your computer from the internet. 2⃣ Power it completely OFF. 3⃣ Use your phone or tablet to create a new secret recovery phrase. 4⃣ Move your assets to the new wallet IMMEDIATELY. 💎 Protect Yourself, Protect Your Crypto 💎 Stay sharp, stay safe, and don’t let scammers win. 🚀 #ScamAware #SafetyTips #BTC☀ #AvoidScams

⚠️ Crypto Is Up, Scammers Are Hungry ⚠️

Scammers have countless tricks to steal your hard-earned crypto.
🦊 A clever fox knows what to look out for. Stay vigilant!
Here’s how to keep your crypto safe 👇🧵

🚩 Tactic: Fake Job Offer
💼 “Join our team!”
It might be a social media role, beta testing a game, or a technical position.
Persistent scammers will build trust before sending a link for:
An "interview"
A "technical test"
A GitHub repo
⚠️ It’s malware – designed to steal your crypto.

🚩 Tactic: Asking for Assistance
🤝 “Can you help me?”
They act innocent and genuine, asking for help with:
Checking a code/PDF
Troubleshooting a file
They might stroke your ego to gain trust.
⚠️ It’s malware – sent via PDFs, applications, or npm/pypi files to steal your assets.

🚩 Tactic: Partnerships & Collaborations
🤝 “We’re impressed by your work!”
Scammers pose as venture capitalists or KOLs with fake opportunities.
They send:
A fake application
Troubleshooting links for "expired calls" requiring you to run a script
⚠️ It’s malware – crafted to drain your wallet.

🚩 Tactic: "Let’s Hop on a Call"
📞 “Let’s discuss the opportunity!”
They’ll insist on using:
Unique AI video software
Links to “fix” an error message on public forums
⚠️ It’s malware – designed to compromise your devices.
🛡️ What to Do If Compromised:
1⃣ Disconnect your computer from the internet.
2⃣ Power it completely OFF.
3⃣ Use your phone or tablet to create a new secret recovery phrase.
4⃣ Move your assets to the new wallet IMMEDIATELY.

💎 Protect Yourself, Protect Your Crypto 💎
Stay sharp, stay safe, and don’t let scammers win. 🚀
#ScamAware #SafetyTips #BTC☀ #AvoidScams
🚩Red flags to avoid scammers in crypto trading Proficient traders will NEVER: 1. Claims of guaranteed result and “promises”. Crypto is the very volatile to give you guarantee. 2. Talk to you about “get rich quick”. In crypto only long term trading will bring you profit. 3. Trading with high leverages. Maximum 20X lv used by experienced traders. Avoid who shared photos with thousands of profits. High profit = big losses. 4. Urging you to act immediately without time for research. This is way to catch you. 5. Aggressive marketing and promotions. “Happy weekends”, “Only today discount”, etc 6. Positing photos with millions trading balances and profit. Silence is gold. 7. Posting photos with luxury cars, clocks and other fake attractive goods. 8. Having a telegram groups with thousands of subscribers. More than 10k - avoid. ☝️Real trader makes money without you, he just wants public recognition. 🙏 Be safe and follow this simple rules. #ScamAware #TraderEducation
🚩Red flags to avoid scammers in crypto trading

Proficient traders will NEVER:

1. Claims of guaranteed result and “promises”. Crypto is the very volatile to give you guarantee.

2. Talk to you about “get rich quick”. In crypto only long term trading will bring you profit.

3. Trading with high leverages. Maximum 20X lv used by experienced traders. Avoid who shared photos with thousands of profits. High profit = big losses.

4. Urging you to act immediately without time for research. This is way to catch you.

5. Aggressive marketing and promotions. “Happy weekends”, “Only today discount”, etc

6. Positing photos with millions trading balances and profit. Silence is gold.

7. Posting photos with luxury cars, clocks and other fake attractive goods.

8. Having a telegram groups with thousands of subscribers. More than 10k - avoid.

☝️Real trader makes money without you, he just wants public recognition.

🙏 Be safe and follow this simple rules.

#ScamAware #TraderEducation
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🚨The dark truth behind "The $usual" listing 🤬😡$USUAL Investing can be exciting, but it’s also full of risks, as recent events with “The Usual” have shown. Many investors had high hopes for this listing, only to face disappointment moments after it debuted. The price, which started at 0.84, plummeted to 0.64 almost instantly, leaving investors stunned and disheartened. For some, this sudden drop felt more than just a market correction—it felt like a betrayal. People who trusted this opportunity, hoping to grow their savings or secure a brighter future, saw their money vanish in an instant. It’s a stark reminder that not every new listing is as promising as it seems. This incident isn’t just about numbers; it’s about the emotions tied to those numbers—the dreams, trust, and hard-earned money of countless individuals. Let this serve as a gentle reminder to approach investments with caution and always prioritize research over hype. #USUALSpotPrediction #UsualToken #ScamAware {future}(USUALUSDT) {future}(XRPUSDT) {spot}(PEPEUSDT)

🚨The dark truth behind "The $usual" listing 🤬😡

$USUAL
Investing can be exciting, but it’s also full of risks, as recent events with “The Usual” have shown. Many investors had high hopes for this listing, only to face disappointment moments after it debuted. The price, which started at 0.84, plummeted to 0.64 almost instantly, leaving investors stunned and disheartened.

For some, this sudden drop felt more than just a market correction—it felt like a betrayal. People who trusted this opportunity, hoping to grow their savings or secure a brighter future, saw their money vanish in an instant. It’s a stark reminder that not every new listing is as promising as it seems.
This incident isn’t just about numbers; it’s about the emotions tied to those numbers—the dreams, trust, and hard-earned money of countless individuals. Let this serve as a gentle reminder to approach investments with caution and always prioritize research over hype.
#USUALSpotPrediction #UsualToken #ScamAware
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"SIT YOURSELF DOWN AND LISTEN CLOSELY! THIS ISN'T A CASUAL WALK IN THE PARK!"#BTCNewATH #BTC☀ #ScamAware #MarketNewHype #fomo Bitcoin #Analysis "STOP. MAKING. THE SAME. MISTAKES." You want to win in trading, but you’re walking into it like it’s a raffle draw! This isn’t luck; this is cold, calculated precision. You don’t guess. You don’t hope. You EXECUTE. And right now, you’re failing. HIGHER TIMEFRAME. WHY DO YOU IGNORE IT?! Skipping higher timeframe analysis is like trying to cross a jungle without a map. Are you trying to get eaten by the market?! The higher timeframe is your guide—it shows you where liquidity pools are and where price objectives lie. If you’re buying at a premium, the pros are selling to you. If you’re selling at a discount, you’re giving them a bargain. STOP. DOING. THIS. Mark liquidity zones. Mark objectives. Make it a rule, or get used to donating your account balance to smarter traders. CHASING PRICE MAKES YOU LOOK FOOLISH. STOP IT. Do you really think jumping into a fast-moving market means you’re "catching the action"? NO. You’re stepping on a landmine. Price moves quickly for one reason: liquidity hunts. It’s shaking out the amateurs like you, taking their money, and then reversing so you’re left holding the bag. Let price COME TO YOU. Wait for the right signs: 1. Liquidity sweeps. 2. Inefficiency fills. 3. Market structure shifts. Until then, sit on your hands. Jumping the gun is costing you—big time. Track inefficiencies where price is likely to return. Follow order flow—know which way the professionals are leaning. Trading without these is like betting blindfolded. And guess what? The market LOVES blind gamblers—it eats them alive. IMPATIENT AND RECKLESS? YOU'RE ASKING FOR PAIN. Patience isn’t just a virtue in trading—it’s survival. Did you wait for a liquidity grab? NO. Did you check if the price is in a premium or discount zone? OF COURSE NOT. And now you’re stuck, wondering why you keep losing. Engrave this in your brain: If the trade isn’t perfect, YOU DON’T TAKE IT. Stop rushing. The market doesn’t care about your FOMO—it will chew you up and spit you out. --- SHORT-TERM THINKING = SHORT-TERM PROFITS = LONG-TERM LOSSES. Quick wins are a trap. Focus on the RIGHT moves, not the random ones. When you skip higher timeframe analysis, when you chase trades, when you ignore confirmation—you’re GUESSING. And guesswork isn’t trading; it’s gambling. Shift your mindset to logic and long-term planning. You’re here to build consistency, not cash out in a single lucky streak. FINAL WARNING: Keep this up, and here’s your future: 1. Constant losses from buying/selling in the wrong zones. 2. Burnout from chasing every flashy price move. 3. An empty account and a bitter blame game. The market doesn’t care about your dreams. It rewards discipline and annihilates recklessness. Fix this, or you’ll keep losing. HOMEWORK: 1. Mark higher timeframe zones and objectives. 2. Wait for confirmation—liquidity sweeps, inefficiency fills, or structural breaks. 3. Only buy in discount or sell in premium. No shortcuts. 4. Keep a trading journal. Study your mistakes. Avoid them in the future. Trading is war. The market is a battlefield, and you’re running into it unarmed. Arm yourself, think strategically, and maybe—just maybe—you’ll stop losing to the pros. NOW GET BACK TO WORK AND FIX IT.

"SIT YOURSELF DOWN AND LISTEN CLOSELY! THIS ISN'T A CASUAL WALK IN THE PARK!"

#BTCNewATH #BTC☀ #ScamAware
#MarketNewHype #fomo Bitcoin #Analysis
"STOP. MAKING. THE SAME. MISTAKES."
You want to win in trading, but you’re walking into it like it’s a raffle draw! This isn’t luck; this is cold, calculated precision. You don’t guess. You don’t hope. You EXECUTE. And right now, you’re failing.
HIGHER TIMEFRAME. WHY DO YOU IGNORE IT?!
Skipping higher timeframe analysis is like trying to cross a jungle without a map. Are you trying to get eaten by the market?!

The higher timeframe is your guide—it shows you where liquidity pools are and where price objectives lie.

If you’re buying at a premium, the pros are selling to you.

If you’re selling at a discount, you’re giving them a bargain.

STOP. DOING. THIS.

Mark liquidity zones. Mark objectives. Make it a rule, or get used to donating your account balance to smarter traders.
CHASING PRICE MAKES YOU LOOK FOOLISH. STOP IT.
Do you really think jumping into a fast-moving market means you’re "catching the action"? NO. You’re stepping on a landmine.

Price moves quickly for one reason: liquidity hunts. It’s shaking out the amateurs like you, taking their money, and then reversing so you’re left holding the bag.
Let price COME TO YOU. Wait for the right signs:
1. Liquidity sweeps.
2. Inefficiency fills.
3. Market structure shifts.
Until then, sit on your hands. Jumping the gun is costing you—big time.
Track inefficiencies where price is likely to return.
Follow order flow—know which way the professionals are leaning.
Trading without these is like betting blindfolded. And guess what? The market LOVES blind gamblers—it eats them alive.
IMPATIENT AND RECKLESS? YOU'RE ASKING FOR PAIN.
Patience isn’t just a virtue in trading—it’s survival.
Did you wait for a liquidity grab? NO.
Did you check if the price is in a premium or discount zone? OF COURSE NOT.
And now you’re stuck, wondering why you keep losing.
Engrave this in your brain: If the trade isn’t perfect, YOU DON’T TAKE IT. Stop rushing. The market doesn’t care about your FOMO—it will chew you up and spit you out.
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SHORT-TERM THINKING = SHORT-TERM PROFITS = LONG-TERM LOSSES.
Quick wins are a trap. Focus on the RIGHT moves, not the random ones.
When you skip higher timeframe analysis, when you chase trades, when you ignore confirmation—you’re GUESSING. And guesswork isn’t trading; it’s gambling.
Shift your mindset to logic and long-term planning. You’re here to build consistency, not cash out in a single lucky streak.
FINAL WARNING:
Keep this up, and here’s your future:
1. Constant losses from buying/selling in the wrong zones.
2. Burnout from chasing every flashy price move.
3. An empty account and a bitter blame game.
The market doesn’t care about your dreams. It rewards discipline and annihilates recklessness. Fix this, or you’ll keep losing.
HOMEWORK:
1. Mark higher timeframe zones and objectives.
2. Wait for confirmation—liquidity sweeps, inefficiency fills, or structural breaks.
3. Only buy in discount or sell in premium. No shortcuts.
4. Keep a trading journal. Study your mistakes. Avoid them in the future.
Trading is war. The market is a battlefield, and you’re running into it unarmed. Arm yourself, think strategically, and maybe—just maybe—you’ll stop losing to the pros.
NOW GET BACK TO WORK AND FIX IT.
Ledger Wallet User Reports $1.5M in Losses, Crypto Community Links Incident to 2022 Phishing AttackA crypto enthusiast recently took to social media platform X to report a devastating loss of 10 Bitcoin (BTC) and $1.5 million worth of NFTs. Despite taking precautions with their Ledger Nano S wallet, the crypto community linked the incident to a phishing attack from 2022. The Incident: $1.5 Million and 10 BTC Gone On December 13, 2024, the user, known as "Anchor Drops," revealed their losses on X. They stated: "Hey @ledger, last night I lost 10 BTC and ~$1.5M of NFTs stored on my Ledger Nano S. The Ledger was purchased directly from you. The seed phrase was stored securely and never entered online. I have never signed any malicious transactions. Can you explain what happened?" The user emphasized that their seed phrase was kept in a secure location and that the wallet had not been used for over two months. They were searching for answers and clarity regarding the unexpected breach. Community Investigation: A 2022 Phishing Attack In response to the post, several members of the crypto community speculated that the loss stemmed from a phishing attack dating back to February 2022. One user, KDean, commented: "Sorry to hear that. Looks like the phish happened a few years ago and just woke up." KDean provided evidence tying the compromised Ethereum address to a phishing transaction labeled "Fake_Phishing5443." This transaction, dated February 22, 2022, reportedly involved the theft of sensitive wallet data, including the victim's seed phrase. How Did the Attack Unfold? Crypto experts suggest the phishing attack likely captured the seed phrase at the time, granting the hacker access to the victim’s funds across multiple blockchains. The hacker waited nearly three years before draining the wallet, a strategy often employed to evade suspicion. With Bitcoin currently valued at $105,000, the stolen 10 BTC translates to $1,050,000. Combined with the $1.5 million in NFTs, the total losses amount to over $2.5 million. Past Ledger Security Breaches This incident highlights ongoing security challenges for Ledger. Earlier this year, the company faced another attack where approximately $600,000 was stolen. The January 2024 breach involved phishing via the Ledger Connect Kit software, reportedly orchestrated by a former employee. In that case, malicious code redirected users’ funds to the hacker’s wallet during interactions with decentralized applications (dApps). Ledger reimbursed affected users and implemented tighter security measures following the incident. Lessons for Crypto Users This case underscores the importance of vigilance when safeguarding digital assets. While hardware wallets like Ledger Nano S offer enhanced security, phishing attacks targeting seed phrases remain a significant threat. Users must remain cautious, avoid sharing sensitive information, and monitor their wallets for unusual activity. Security in the crypto world is ever-evolving, and staying informed is key to protecting your assets. $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) #MarketNewHype #ETHHits4KAgain #BTCNewATH #ScamAware #scamriskwarning

Ledger Wallet User Reports $1.5M in Losses, Crypto Community Links Incident to 2022 Phishing Attack

A crypto enthusiast recently took to social media platform X to report a devastating loss of 10 Bitcoin (BTC) and $1.5 million worth of NFTs. Despite taking precautions with their Ledger Nano S wallet, the crypto community linked the incident to a phishing attack from 2022.
The Incident: $1.5 Million and 10 BTC Gone
On December 13, 2024, the user, known as "Anchor Drops," revealed their losses on X. They stated:
"Hey @ledger, last night I lost 10 BTC and ~$1.5M of NFTs stored on my Ledger Nano S. The Ledger was purchased directly from you. The seed phrase was stored securely and never entered online. I have never signed any malicious transactions. Can you explain what happened?"
The user emphasized that their seed phrase was kept in a secure location and that the wallet had not been used for over two months. They were searching for answers and clarity regarding the unexpected breach.
Community Investigation: A 2022 Phishing Attack
In response to the post, several members of the crypto community speculated that the loss stemmed from a phishing attack dating back to February 2022. One user, KDean, commented:
"Sorry to hear that. Looks like the phish happened a few years ago and just woke up."
KDean provided evidence tying the compromised Ethereum address to a phishing transaction labeled "Fake_Phishing5443." This transaction, dated February 22, 2022, reportedly involved the theft of sensitive wallet data, including the victim's seed phrase.
How Did the Attack Unfold?
Crypto experts suggest the phishing attack likely captured the seed phrase at the time, granting the hacker access to the victim’s funds across multiple blockchains. The hacker waited nearly three years before draining the wallet, a strategy often employed to evade suspicion.
With Bitcoin currently valued at $105,000, the stolen 10 BTC translates to $1,050,000. Combined with the $1.5 million in NFTs, the total losses amount to over $2.5 million.
Past Ledger Security Breaches
This incident highlights ongoing security challenges for Ledger. Earlier this year, the company faced another attack where approximately $600,000 was stolen. The January 2024 breach involved phishing via the Ledger Connect Kit software, reportedly orchestrated by a former employee.
In that case, malicious code redirected users’ funds to the hacker’s wallet during interactions with decentralized applications (dApps). Ledger reimbursed affected users and implemented tighter security measures following the incident.
Lessons for Crypto Users
This case underscores the importance of vigilance when safeguarding digital assets. While hardware wallets like Ledger Nano S offer enhanced security, phishing attacks targeting seed phrases remain a significant threat. Users must remain cautious, avoid sharing sensitive information, and monitor their wallets for unusual activity.
Security in the crypto world is ever-evolving, and staying informed is key to protecting your assets.

$BTC
#MarketNewHype #ETHHits4KAgain #BTCNewATH #ScamAware #scamriskwarning
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🚨☠️CRYPTO SCAMS ARE GOING P2P, DON’T GET PLAYED #ScamAware P2P traders, watch out—scamsters are targeting your trades to launder stolen dough! They’re offering to buy crypto with cash that’s linked to fraud schemes like loan scams and OTP cons. One dude got called out by the cops after unknowingly helping move some dirty funds. These fraudsters love P2P because it’s easier to hide the tracks and get their money out clean through crypto. Don’t get burned—make sure you check who you’re dealing with before hitting confirm. Source: TheHindu
🚨☠️CRYPTO SCAMS ARE GOING P2P, DON’T GET PLAYED #ScamAware

P2P traders, watch out—scamsters are targeting your trades to launder stolen dough!

They’re offering to buy crypto with cash that’s linked to fraud schemes like loan scams and OTP cons.

One dude got called out by the cops after unknowingly helping move some dirty funds.

These fraudsters love P2P because it’s easier to hide the tracks and get their money out clean through crypto.

Don’t get burned—make sure you check who you’re dealing with before hitting confirm.

Source: TheHindu
What’s Next for Traders? Stay Alert and InformedDeepfake #ScamAware involving prominent figures like Elon Musk are becoming increasingly sophisticated. They exploit traders' trust and urgency, targeting those who act impulsively in the hopes of a quick gain. Here’s what traders should do to protect themselves and navigate the markets wisely: 1. Recognize the Scam No Free Giveaways: Elon Musk or any reputable figure is not hosting crypto giveaways. Verify all information through official sources like verified social media accounts or company websites.Spot Deepfakes: Pay attention to inconsistencies in speech patterns, lighting, or lip synchronization in videos. Deepfakes often have subtle errors. 2. Strengthen Your Security Never Share Wallet Keys: Protect your crypto wallets by keeping private keys confidential.Enable 2FA: Use two-factor authentication on all your exchange accounts for added security.Use Trusted Platforms: Stick to well-established exchanges and avoid clicking suspicious links or downloading unverified apps. 3. Market Prediction and Strategy While scams create noise, the crypto market fundamentals remain strong. Here’s a strategic outlook: Bitcoin ($BTC): Likely to remain stable or show bullish trends amid rising institutional interest and increasing adoption. Watch for key support levels around $100K.Altcoins: Altcoins like $ETH and $BNB may experience growth, driven by DeFi and NFT market expansion. Stay cautious with highly volatile tokens.Regulation Impact: Keep an eye on upcoming regulations, especially in light of increased scam awareness. Pro-crypto policies could strengthen the market. 4. Stay Patient and Strategic Avoid Impulse Trading: Emotional decisions can lead to losses. Analyze market trends and confirmations before trading.Focus on Long-Term Gains: Instead of falling for get-rich-quick schemes, invest in projects with solid fundamentals and clear roadmaps.Engage in Continuous Learning: Stay updated on blockchain advancements and scam detection techniques. Conclusion: Deepfake scams are a stark reminder of the importance of vigilance and informed decision-making. Protect your assets, stay cautious, and stick to your trading strategy. The crypto market rewards patience and diligence, not impulsiveness. #StaySafe #CryptoAwareness #TradeSmart

What’s Next for Traders? Stay Alert and Informed

Deepfake #ScamAware involving prominent figures like Elon Musk are becoming increasingly sophisticated. They exploit traders' trust and urgency, targeting those who act impulsively in the hopes of a quick gain. Here’s what traders should do to protect themselves and navigate the markets wisely:

1. Recognize the Scam
No Free Giveaways: Elon Musk or any reputable figure is not hosting crypto giveaways. Verify all information through official sources like verified social media accounts or company websites.Spot Deepfakes: Pay attention to inconsistencies in speech patterns, lighting, or lip synchronization in videos. Deepfakes often have subtle errors.

2. Strengthen Your Security
Never Share Wallet Keys: Protect your crypto wallets by keeping private keys confidential.Enable 2FA: Use two-factor authentication on all your exchange accounts for added security.Use Trusted Platforms: Stick to well-established exchanges and avoid clicking suspicious links or downloading unverified apps.

3. Market Prediction and Strategy
While scams create noise, the crypto market fundamentals remain strong. Here’s a strategic outlook:
Bitcoin ($BTC): Likely to remain stable or show bullish trends amid rising institutional interest and increasing adoption. Watch for key support levels around $100K.Altcoins: Altcoins like $ETH and $BNB may experience growth, driven by DeFi and NFT market expansion. Stay cautious with highly volatile tokens.Regulation Impact: Keep an eye on upcoming regulations, especially in light of increased scam awareness. Pro-crypto policies could strengthen the market.

4. Stay Patient and Strategic
Avoid Impulse Trading: Emotional decisions can lead to losses. Analyze market trends and confirmations before trading.Focus on Long-Term Gains: Instead of falling for get-rich-quick schemes, invest in projects with solid fundamentals and clear roadmaps.Engage in Continuous Learning: Stay updated on blockchain advancements and scam detection techniques.

Conclusion:
Deepfake scams are a stark reminder of the importance of vigilance and informed decision-making. Protect your assets, stay cautious, and stick to your trading strategy. The crypto market rewards patience and diligence, not impulsiveness.
#StaySafe #CryptoAwareness #TradeSmart
🚨🚨 Urgent Airdrop Scam Alert 🚨🚨 As you all know and have experienced on going Telegram airdrop bots asking for more Ton/money. Many of them failed to return your investment, forget about the profits. It's time to wake up. W coin has introduced key shop to take away money from its users. 1000 keys for 9.1 Ton Do you think this is fair? Blum on the other hand, Keeps delaying, dramas been happening around it ever since the market has turned extremely bullish. Toma keeps pushing the allocation further like wtf they even think they are doing. WITHDRAW FROM ALL TELEGRAM BOTS RIGHT NOW. Think We have had enough of these bs airdrop scams. #NoMoreAirdropChasing #airdropscams #ScamAware
🚨🚨 Urgent Airdrop Scam Alert 🚨🚨

As you all know and have experienced on going Telegram airdrop bots asking for more Ton/money. Many of them failed to return your investment, forget about the profits. It's time to wake up.

W coin has introduced key shop to take away money from its users. 1000 keys for 9.1 Ton Do you think this is fair?

Blum on the other hand, Keeps delaying, dramas been happening around it ever since the market has turned extremely bullish.

Toma keeps pushing the allocation further like wtf they even think they are doing.

WITHDRAW FROM ALL TELEGRAM BOTS RIGHT NOW.

Think We have had enough of these bs airdrop scams.

#NoMoreAirdropChasing #airdropscams #ScamAware
🚨 Beware of Suspicious SMS Messages Claiming to Be From Binance! 🚨 Scammers are sending fake messages like: “Your Binance API has been paired with Ledger Live. If this was NOT you, call [number] immediately.” These messages appear in the same thread as genuine Binance verification codes - however, don't be fooled! This can happen due to hacker using SMS spoofing! How to protect yourself: 1️⃣ Use Binance’s official Verification Tool to confirm the legitimacy of phone numbers and links. 2️⃣ Contact Binance directly through the app or official website for any concerns. 3️⃣ Search online for similar scams. You’ll often find forums and threads from others who’ve been targeted. Stay safe and protect your $BTC and other crypto assets! #ScamAware #ScamAwareness
🚨 Beware of Suspicious SMS Messages Claiming to Be From Binance! 🚨

Scammers are sending fake messages like:

“Your Binance API has been paired with Ledger Live. If this was NOT you, call [number] immediately.”

These messages appear in the same thread as genuine Binance verification codes - however, don't be fooled! This can happen due to hacker using SMS spoofing!

How to protect yourself:
1️⃣ Use Binance’s official Verification Tool to confirm the legitimacy of phone numbers and links.
2️⃣ Contact Binance directly through the app or official website for any concerns.
3️⃣ Search online for similar scams. You’ll often find forums and threads from others who’ve been targeted.

Stay safe and protect your $BTC and other crypto assets!

#ScamAware #ScamAwareness
How Crypto Scams Operate: A Unique InsightIn the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrency, scams have become increasingly sophisticated, targeting both novice and seasoned investors. Here’s an overview of some major scams and how they unfold: 1. Crypto Romance Scams Scammers build fake profiles on dating apps and social media platforms, engaging victims in long-term emotional relationships. Once trust is established, they encourage the victim to invest in fake cryptocurrency schemes or directly transfer funds. For instance, a U.S. investigation in 2023 revealed over $9 million stolen from such scams targeting 70 victim. 2. Giveaway Scams Impersonators hack or create fake profiles of celebrities or influencers, promoting fake giveaways. Victims are lured into sending cryptocurrency, believing they will receive a larger return. These scams leverage the trust associated with popular figures, making them highly effective. 3. Investment Fraud and Ponzi Schemes Fraudsters promise high returns with no risk, often through Ponzi schemes where new investors fund the returns of earlier ones. Eventually, the scam collapses, leaving most participants in significant financial loss. Pump-and-dump schemes are also prevalent, where scammers manipulate crypto prices by spreading false information before selling off their holdings, causing a price crash. 4. Address Poisoning This advanced scam involves sending tiny transactions to a victim’s wallet with addresses designed to look like trusted contacts. Victims unknowingly copy these fake addresses for future transactions, inadvertently sending their funds to the scammer. 5. Cloud Mining Scams Fraudulent companies claim to offer cryptocurrency mining services. They lure investors with promises of high returns but vanish after collecting significant amounts of funds. Combating Crypto Scams Awareness is the first line of defense. Key red flags include unsolicited investment opportunities, unrealistic promises of high returns, and pressure to act quickly. Always verify the legitimacy of projects and wallet addresses before transferring funds. By highlighting these tactics, we hope readers can navigate the crypto space with greater caution and avoid falling victim to such schemes. Stay vigilant and prioritize security in all crypto dealings. #ScamAware #2024withBinance #BinanceListsACXandORCA #Write2Earn! #Tech666 $BTC $ETH $SOL

How Crypto Scams Operate: A Unique Insight

In the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrency, scams have become increasingly sophisticated, targeting both novice and seasoned investors. Here’s an overview of some major scams and how they unfold:
1. Crypto Romance Scams
Scammers build fake profiles on dating apps and social media platforms, engaging victims in long-term emotional relationships. Once trust is established, they encourage the victim to invest in fake cryptocurrency schemes or directly transfer funds. For instance, a U.S. investigation in 2023 revealed over $9 million stolen from such scams targeting 70 victim.
2. Giveaway Scams
Impersonators hack or create fake profiles of celebrities or influencers, promoting fake giveaways. Victims are lured into sending cryptocurrency, believing they will receive a larger return. These scams leverage the trust associated with popular figures, making them highly effective.
3. Investment Fraud and Ponzi Schemes
Fraudsters promise high returns with no risk, often through Ponzi schemes where new investors fund the returns of earlier ones. Eventually, the scam collapses, leaving most participants in significant financial loss. Pump-and-dump schemes are also prevalent, where scammers manipulate crypto prices by spreading false information before selling off their holdings, causing a price crash.
4. Address Poisoning
This advanced scam involves sending tiny transactions to a victim’s wallet with addresses designed to look like trusted contacts. Victims unknowingly copy these fake addresses for future transactions, inadvertently sending their funds to the scammer.
5. Cloud Mining Scams
Fraudulent companies claim to offer cryptocurrency mining services. They lure investors with promises of high returns but vanish after collecting significant amounts of funds.
Combating Crypto Scams
Awareness is the first line of defense. Key red flags include unsolicited investment opportunities, unrealistic promises of high returns, and pressure to act quickly. Always verify the legitimacy of projects and wallet addresses before transferring funds.
By highlighting these tactics, we hope readers can navigate the crypto space with greater caution and avoid falling victim to such schemes. Stay vigilant and prioritize security in all crypto dealings.
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🚨 ₹2,200 Crore ‘Online Trading’ Scam Busted in Assam, 38 Arrested 🚨In a major crackdown, Assam police have arrested 38 people across the state in connection with a massive ₹2,200 crore online trading scam that ran for nearly three years. The scam, masterminded by 22-year-old Bishal Phukan from Dibrugarh and his associate Swapnanil Das from Guwahati, lured investors by promising to double their money within 60 days. The scam began by returning small profits to investors, with interest rates as high as 30-50%, but stopped once larger sums started pouring in. Many investors even took loans of ₹10-15 lakh to invest, only to be defrauded. Assam's Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma urged the public to avoid fraudulent schemes, advising them to stick to authorized stockbroking through demat accounts. "No one can offer 25-30% interest; these are traps," he said, urging vigilance. Phukan and Das flaunted a lavish lifestyle, attracting police attention with high-end cars, luxury properties, and social media posts from foreign trips. The police are also investigating actor-choreographer Sumi Borah, who allegedly received expensive gifts from Phukan, including a grand wedding at a Rajasthan resort. #BinanceLaunchpoolHMSTR #ScamAware #SCAMalerts t #BinanceLaunchpoolHMSTR #BinanceLaunchpoolCATI $DOGS {spot}(DOGSUSDT) $SOL {spot}(SOLUSDT) $PEPE {spot}(PEPEUSDT)

🚨 ₹2,200 Crore ‘Online Trading’ Scam Busted in Assam, 38 Arrested 🚨

In a major crackdown, Assam police have arrested 38 people across the state in connection with a massive ₹2,200 crore online trading scam that ran for nearly three years. The scam, masterminded by 22-year-old Bishal Phukan from Dibrugarh and his associate Swapnanil Das from Guwahati, lured investors by promising to double their money within 60 days.

The scam began by returning small profits to investors, with interest rates as high as 30-50%, but stopped once larger sums started pouring in. Many investors even took loans of ₹10-15 lakh to invest, only to be defrauded.

Assam's Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma urged the public to avoid fraudulent schemes, advising them to stick to authorized stockbroking through demat accounts. "No one can offer 25-30% interest; these are traps," he said, urging vigilance.

Phukan and Das flaunted a lavish lifestyle, attracting police attention with high-end cars, luxury properties, and social media posts from foreign trips. The police are also investigating actor-choreographer Sumi Borah, who allegedly received expensive gifts from Phukan, including a grand wedding at a Rajasthan resort.

#BinanceLaunchpoolHMSTR #ScamAware #SCAMalerts t #BinanceLaunchpoolHMSTR #BinanceLaunchpoolCATI $DOGS
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so after Hawk-tuah on something else now she wants to #hawktuah on poor people money (mostly fan who watch her podcast or social media ) #Hawk #ScamAware #scamalart what a world ,now a days even big celebrities (according to other people on the internet) doing scams and manipulation even they already have lots of way to earn money #2024altseason
so after Hawk-tuah on something else now she wants to #hawktuah on poor people money (mostly fan who watch her podcast or social media )

#Hawk #ScamAware #scamalart

what a world ,now a days even big celebrities (according to other people on the internet) doing scams and manipulation even they already have lots of way to earn money

#2024altseason
New Pre-sale and Pumping 😱 Guys is it SCAM or a real Project? Currently there new pre-sale is going on. This $USUAL Is it real project and should we invest our money to this project? Guys I need your advice and share your opinion about this 💭 Don’t forget to follow us #newcoin2024 #ScamAware #UsualToken $USUAL
New Pre-sale and Pumping 😱

Guys is it SCAM or a real Project?
Currently there new pre-sale is going on. This $USUAL
Is it real project and should we invest our money to this project?

Guys I need your advice and share your opinion about this 💭
Don’t forget to follow us
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**🚨 Beware of Phishing Scams! Protect Your Binance Account 🚨** We’ve received reports of fraudulent SMS messages like this one: **"[Binance] Your withdrawal verification code is 845-312. If this was NOT you call +353 46 921 2982 REF/57386."** This is a **phishing attempt** designed to steal your personal information or account access. Binance will NEVER ask you to call a number or provide sensitive information via SMS. #ScamAware #ScamWarning
**🚨 Beware of Phishing Scams! Protect Your Binance Account 🚨**

We’ve received reports of fraudulent SMS messages like this one:
**"[Binance] Your withdrawal verification code is 845-312. If this was NOT you call +353 46 921 2982 REF/57386."**

This is a **phishing attempt** designed to steal your personal information or account access. Binance will NEVER ask you to call a number or provide sensitive information via SMS.

#ScamAware #ScamWarning
There are number of scam activity in India involving P2P trading. Recently, I sold around 3,000 USDT through P2P transactions to various individuals in different locations. Unfortunately, all the payments I received via UPI turned out to be fraudulent. The funds I received in my bank accounts were flagged, and the received amount have been frozen. When I requested a transaction report from the bank, it included the contact number of a police officer from the police station where the scam was originated. However, when I contacted the police, they were uncooperative and ignored my requests. I was informed that if the police issue a No Objection Certificate (NOC), the frozen funds could be released, but I am receiving no support from the police in this matter. So, be cautious while selling through P2P platforms. Ensure you verify transactions thoroughly and only trade with trusted parties to avoid such issues. #P2PScamAwareness #IndianCryptoCommunity #scamsafety #ScamAware #P2PScamPrevention
There are number of scam activity in India involving P2P trading.

Recently, I sold around 3,000 USDT through P2P transactions to various individuals in different locations.

Unfortunately, all the payments I received via UPI turned out to be fraudulent.

The funds I received in my bank accounts were flagged, and the received amount have been frozen.

When I requested a transaction report from the bank, it included the contact number of a police officer from the police station where the scam was originated.

However, when I contacted the police, they were uncooperative and ignored my requests. I was informed that if the police issue a No Objection Certificate (NOC), the frozen funds could be released, but I am receiving no support from the police in this matter.

So, be cautious while selling through P2P platforms. Ensure you verify transactions thoroughly and only trade with trusted parties to avoid such issues.

#P2PScamAwareness
#IndianCryptoCommunity
#scamsafety
#ScamAware
#P2PScamPrevention
Profit sharing❗️ Wow and wow, I see people post their trades / signals here and asking people to send them directly money and or % of their earnings in return despite most of them are get stomped by SL and lose money 🤯 🫤 What kind of a world are we living in, the platform is full of scammers and scams and people are continuing supporting these clowns 🤡 and giving them their money consensually. I been sharing my trades / signals here consistently without asking for anything in return but your support to grow a community where we all can benefit from in the long run. I am SHOCKED by how little people respect others who really try their best to help ! Let me know your thoughts ! #ScamAware
Profit sharing❗️
Wow and wow, I see people post their trades / signals here and asking people to send them directly money and or % of their earnings in return despite most of them are get stomped by SL and lose money 🤯 🫤
What kind of a world are we living in, the platform is full of scammers and scams and people are continuing supporting these clowns 🤡 and giving them their money consensually.

I been sharing my trades / signals here consistently without asking for anything in return but your support to grow a community where we all can benefit from in the long run.
I am SHOCKED by how little people respect others who really try their best to help !

Let me know your thoughts !

#ScamAware
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