Binance and Trustwallet Host Successful Meetup in Davao City, Philippines: Insights, Updates, and Giveaways Galore!

The Binance Filipino & Trustwallet Davao Meetup was recently held at the Omerta Bistro&Lounge in Davao City, Philippines. The event was hosted by one of the Binance Angels Philippines, Arshelene Lingao, who is also known as Amirah. Over 120 attendees were present at the meetup, all eager to learn more about cryptocurrencies and the Binance platform.

Amirah Binance Angel PH

The event kicked off with opening remarks from the General Manager of Binance Philippines, Kenneth Stern. Stern welcomed everyone to the meetup and gave an overview of what attendees could expect from the event. He spoke about Binance's mission to empower individuals and communities with the freedom of money, and the company's commitment to promoting the adoption of cryptocurrencies worldwide.

General Manager of Binance Philippines, Kenneth Stern

The guest speakers then took the stage to share their insights and experiences with the attendees.

First up was Mark Dave Manansala presented a clear and concise tutorial on how to use the Spot trading interface and deposit funds on Binance P2P. His instructions were practical and easy to follow, and he was happy to answer any questions the audience had. His presentation left the audience feeling confident and informed about using the Binance platform.

Dave Manansala

James Isidro was up next, sharing his experience with NFTs and discussing Binance NFT Marketplace. Isidro gave an overview of the growing popularity of NFTs and explained how Binance's NFT Marketplace works. He also talked about the potential of NFTs in the future and answered questions from the attendees.

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Tony Rebamonte, a community growth specialist, then took the stage to share the importance of community growth in Web3. Rebamonte talked about the different ways in which communities can grow and thrive in the crypto space, and how community growth is crucial for the success of any blockchain project.

Tony Rebamonte

The last speaker was Drew Azarias, who shared the latest updates about Trustwallet. Azarias talked about Trustwallet's features, including its multi-coin wallet, DEX integration, and easy-to-use interface. He also discussed Trustwallet's plans for the future and answered questions from the audience.

Drew Azarias, Regional Growth and Community of Trust for Philippines

Participants at our Binance and Trustwallet limited merch giveaway event were thrilled to take part in the quiz and other activities we had prepared. The energy was high, and everyone had a great time trying to win the coveted merchs. Our team put in a lot of effort to create an engaging and interactive experience, and it paid off seeing attendees with big smiles on their faces.

The event ended with closing remarks from Kenneth Stern, who thanked everyone for attending and reiterated Binance's commitment to promoting the adoption of cryptocurrencies in the Philippines and beyond. He also expressed his gratitude to the Binance angels, Trustwallet volunteers, and event staff for their help in making the event a success.

Overall, the Binance Filipino & Trustwallet Davao Meetup was a great success, providing attendees with valuable insights and information about the world of cryptocurrencies. The event showcased Binance's commitment to promoting crypto adoption and with Trustwallet, one of the leading mobile wallets in the crypto space.

We look forward to the next Binance meetup in the Philippines!

Watch Out for Phishing Scams: How to Keep Your Info Safe

Scammers don’t just use fake apps—they also try to trick you with fake emails, texts, and messages. This is called phishing, and it’s designed to steal your personal information. Here’s how to stay safe:
- Know What Phishing Is: Phishing is when someone pretends to be a trustworthy source (like your bank or a popular app) to get your info.
- Spot the Tricks: Scammers often use fake links, urgent requests for your details, or generic greetings like "Dear User."
- Don’t Click Suspicious Links: If something feels off, don’t click on links or download attachments. It’s better to visit the website directly by typing the address in your browser.
- Verify the Sender: Double-check the email address or phone number. Scammers often use addresses that look almost real but have small differences.
- Use Security Tools: Activate spam filters and security software to catch phishing attempts before they reach you.
- Act Fast if Targeted: If you think you’ve been phished, change your passwords immediately and report it to the relevant service.
By staying alert and following these tips, you can protect your personal information from phishing scams. Share this with others to help everyone stay safe online!

🚨 Scam Alert: How to Avoid Fake Apps! 🚨

Scammers are getting sneaky, often using fake apps to steal your secret phrase and funds. Here’s how to keep yourself safe:

- Stick to Trusted Sources: Only download apps from official stores like Google Play or the Apple App Store. Avoid unknown websites or shady links.

- Check Reviews: Read what other users are saying. Real apps usually have lots of reviews and good ratings.

- Watch App Permissions: Be wary of apps asking for permissions that don’t make sense. For example, a wallet app shouldn’t need access to your contacts or camera.

- Spot the Red Flags: Look out for poor design or spelling errors in the app. Legit apps usually have a professional look and clear writing.

- Go Directly to Official Sites: Use the official website or trusted sources to find and access apps.

- Use Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Adding an extra security step can help protect your accounts even if something goes wrong.

- Stay Updated: Keep yourself informed about the latest scams and security tips.

By following these simple steps, you can help protect yourself from fake apps and keep your assets safe. Share this with friends and family to help everyone stay secure!
#ScamAwareness #Cryptitaph #web3amirah

🚨 Important Update for Binance Users 🚨
Attention to all Binance users in the Philippines: Recently, the SEC Philippines has requested the NTC to ban/block Binance services in the country. Here are some neutral and practical steps you can take if you are considering withdrawing your funds from Binance:
1. Stay Informed: Stay updated with the latest news and official statements from regulatory bodies to understand the situation better.
2. Review Options: Explore alternative platforms or exchanges that comply with local regulations to continue managing your funds securely.
3. Withdrawal Process: Follow Binance's official guidelines and procedures for withdrawing your funds safely. Make sure you have verified all necessary information and have a secure wallet to receive your funds.
4. Seek Professional Advice: If needed, consult with a financial advisor or legal expert familiar with cryptocurrency regulations in the Philippines for personalized guidance.
5. Stay Calm: Avoid making rushed decisions or panicking. Evaluate your options carefully and proceed with caution to safeguard your investments.
Remember, your financial security is paramount, and taking informed steps is crucial during these times of regulatory changes. #SECPhilippines #TrendingTopic."