🔴 1. "Guaranteed Returns"
If someone promises guaranteed profits—run. Crypto is volatile. No project can promise a fixed return unless it's a Ponzi scheme in disguise.
> ❌ Red Flag: “Invest 100 USDT, get 1000 back in 24 hours!”
✅ Safe Play: Real projects show risks and have no return guarantees.
🔴 2. Fake Giveaways & Airdrops
Scammers often impersonate influencers, exchanges, or even Binance. They’ll ask you to “send first” to receive rewards. It’s a trap.
> ❌ Red Flag: “Send 0.1 ETH to get 1 ETH back!”
✅ Safe Play: Verified giveaways never ask for funds upfront.
🔴 3. Sketchy Token Projects
Rug pulls are real. If a token has no real utility, anonymous devs, and zero audit—chances are it’s built to dump on you.
> ❌ Red Flag: Sudden hype, big promises, no website or whitepaper.
✅ Safe Play: Check tokenomics, community, dev team, and audits.
🔴 4. Phishing Links & Fake Sites
Scammers often replicate Binance login pages or wallet apps to steal your credentials. One click can empty your wallet.
> ❌ Red Flag: Suspicious links in DMs, Telegram, or random comments.
✅ Safe Play: Bookmark official Binance URLs. Use 2FA always.
🔴 5. “Team will DM you for support”
Support never comes to your inbox first. If someone DMs you saying they’re from Binance support—it’s almost always a scam.
> ❌ Red Flag: “Hi, I’m Binance support, send your seed phrase.”
✅ Safe Play: Binance support is only through the app or website.
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