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#CrudoProtocol RED FLAG
Hello everyone.
Today I was taking a look at my airdrops, investments and portfolios when I suddenly came across a message in the Crudo Protocol group saying that the token would no longer be launched until December 31st.
It was explained that more funds were needed to have larger partnerships with larger exchanges.
Now a poll was placed in a Crudo Protocol team chat for members to comment on the postponement of the token launch (a very suspicious vote) where of course, by a large majority people even understood and seemed almost happy. 😅
DO YOU KNOW THAT RED FLAG?
Then. I just said that it was to be expected because the pre-sale hadn't finished and that the mistake had been promising something that was as basic to understand as:
If they do not complete the pre-sales stages, they cannot fulfill the promise of the investment plan.
I have 20$ of crudo and I didn't care at all that the token came out later but to say that it was wrong to sell under promise of honor and that the launch would be until December 31st, it didn't matter what pre-sale stages or market conditions existed ...
I WAS BANNED.
And that's a big #REDFLAG
I feel sorry for anyone who put in thousands hoping to get a return this year honestly.
Besides, anyone who read this narrative about leaving under whatever conditions until December 31st was already suspicious, so I just invested 20$
Avoid projects by anonymous teams and if you see the history of the wallets that created the Token on the BNB network soon and you realize that something is not right.
DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY 💶
MEMBERS ARE BEING EXPULDED FROM GROUPS AND THE NARRATIVE OF SCAMMERS ACTING FOR US HAS ALREADY APPEARED. (Prints attached)
#Crudo #CrudoProtocol #ScamRiskWarning
Hello everyone.
Today I was taking a look at my airdrops, investments and portfolios when I suddenly came across a message in the Crudo Protocol group saying that the token would no longer be launched until December 31st.
It was explained that more funds were needed to have larger partnerships with larger exchanges.
Now a poll was placed in a Crudo Protocol team chat for members to comment on the postponement of the token launch (a very suspicious vote) where of course, by a large majority people even understood and seemed almost happy. 😅
DO YOU KNOW THAT RED FLAG?
Then. I just said that it was to be expected because the pre-sale hadn't finished and that the mistake had been promising something that was as basic to understand as:
If they do not complete the pre-sales stages, they cannot fulfill the promise of the investment plan.
I have 20$ of crudo and I didn't care at all that the token came out later but to say that it was wrong to sell under promise of honor and that the launch would be until December 31st, it didn't matter what pre-sale stages or market conditions existed ...
I WAS BANNED.
And that's a big #REDFLAG
I feel sorry for anyone who put in thousands hoping to get a return this year honestly.
Besides, anyone who read this narrative about leaving under whatever conditions until December 31st was already suspicious, so I just invested 20$
Avoid projects by anonymous teams and if you see the history of the wallets that created the Token on the BNB network soon and you realize that something is not right.
DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY 💶
MEMBERS ARE BEING EXPULDED FROM GROUPS AND THE NARRATIVE OF SCAMMERS ACTING FOR US HAS ALREADY APPEARED. (Prints attached)
#Crudo #CrudoProtocol #ScamRiskWarning
Flash USDT refers to a fake version of USDT
What Fake "Flash USDT" Could Be:
1. Imitation of Real USDT:
- Scammers create a fake token resembling USDT and distribute it to users to make it look authentic.
- These tokens may appear in wallets but hold no real value and cannot be traded or withdrawn.
2. Pump-and-Dump Schemes:
- Scammers promote such fake tokens on lesser-known platforms, artificially inflating their value before vanishing with users' funds.
3. Fraudulent Airdrops:
- Fake "Flash USDT" might be sent to wallets as part of an airdrop. When users try to interact with it, scammers use phishing tactics to steal funds.
4. Unusable Tokens:
- These tokens might exist only on a scammer-controlled network, making it impossible to use or convert them to legitimate cryptocurrencies.
How to Identify Fake Tokens Like "Flash USDT":
- Verify the Token Contract Address:
Always check the official contract address on trusted platforms like Etherscan or BSCScan.
- Stick to Reputable Exchanges:
Trade or purchase cryptocurrencies only from well-known exchanges.
- Check for Red Flags:
If the token cannot be traded, withdrawn, or used for purchases, it’s likely fake.
- Avoid Clicking Suspicious Links:
Scammers often send phishing links to wallets claiming the fake tokens can be redeemed.
What to Do If You Encounter "Flash USDT":
- Ignore it and don’t interact with the token.
- Report the scam to the wallet provider or platform you’re using.
- Share your experience to raise awareness and help others avoid similar scams.
#RedFlag #scamriskwarning
1. Imitation of Real USDT:
- Scammers create a fake token resembling USDT and distribute it to users to make it look authentic.
- These tokens may appear in wallets but hold no real value and cannot be traded or withdrawn.
2. Pump-and-Dump Schemes:
- Scammers promote such fake tokens on lesser-known platforms, artificially inflating their value before vanishing with users' funds.
3. Fraudulent Airdrops:
- Fake "Flash USDT" might be sent to wallets as part of an airdrop. When users try to interact with it, scammers use phishing tactics to steal funds.
4. Unusable Tokens:
- These tokens might exist only on a scammer-controlled network, making it impossible to use or convert them to legitimate cryptocurrencies.
How to Identify Fake Tokens Like "Flash USDT":
- Verify the Token Contract Address:
Always check the official contract address on trusted platforms like Etherscan or BSCScan.
- Stick to Reputable Exchanges:
Trade or purchase cryptocurrencies only from well-known exchanges.
- Check for Red Flags:
If the token cannot be traded, withdrawn, or used for purchases, it’s likely fake.
- Avoid Clicking Suspicious Links:
Scammers often send phishing links to wallets claiming the fake tokens can be redeemed.
What to Do If You Encounter "Flash USDT":
- Ignore it and don’t interact with the token.
- Report the scam to the wallet provider or platform you’re using.
- Share your experience to raise awareness and help others avoid similar scams.
#RedFlag #scamriskwarning
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