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Treasure Fun Company is scamming users.
Yes, they’re currently allowing withdrawals—but there’s a catch. To withdraw, you’re forced to stake using Tuft Coin, which is not optional. Even after staking, you don’t receive your full USDT. To get the full amount, you might need to keep your funds staked for 30 days—during which the company could vanish or change the rules entirely.
If this wasn’t a scam, they would simply credit your USDT to your Treasure Fun wallet—no staking, no gas fees. None of us agreed to this forced staking model.
There’s still time to protect yourself. Avoid this platform, safeguard your money, and stay away from such deceptive schemes.
#Treasure_NFT_Scam
#TreasureFun
#Scam
#TUFT
Yes, they’re currently allowing withdrawals—but there’s a catch. To withdraw, you’re forced to stake using Tuft Coin, which is not optional. Even after staking, you don’t receive your full USDT. To get the full amount, you might need to keep your funds staked for 30 days—during which the company could vanish or change the rules entirely.
If this wasn’t a scam, they would simply credit your USDT to your Treasure Fun wallet—no staking, no gas fees. None of us agreed to this forced staking model.
There’s still time to protect yourself. Avoid this platform, safeguard your money, and stay away from such deceptive schemes.
#Treasure_NFT_Scam
#TreasureFun
#Scam
#TUFT
Mitchell Ladebauche mURj:
yes all are scammers
Treasure Fun Company is scamming everyone. Now you will say that it is offering withdrawal. But to withdraw we will have to place a stake, for that we have to take Tuft Coin which is completely forced and after placing the stake you do not even get your full USDT; to get the full USDT you may have to place a stake for 30 days, in these 30 days the company can also run or can do something else. If this was not a scam then it would have put everyone's funds directly in their treasurefun wallet instead of putting it for staking, then why this gas fee, we did not tell you to stake. There is still time, save your money and stay safe from such scams
#treasure_nft_scam #TreasureFun #scam #TUFT
#treasure_nft_scam #TreasureFun #scam #TUFT
ABHIJIT_007:
TUFT coin is real or not, can we buy it binance?
🚨Scammer Alert⚠️
Today I want to share a very important topic with you all, so please listen to me carefully. Let’s get straight to the main story.
On Binance, someone commented on my post asking me to message him. I messaged him, and he said he has $10,000 and now wants to learn trading. I said, "No problem, I’ll teach you." Then suddenly, he said that I need to send him $50 to prove that I’m trustworthy. I was shocked! I’m here to teach trading, not to send money!
This is how scammers operate — they lure you with tempting offers like teaching you trading, doubling your money, or promising $200 if you give $100. Once you send the money, they block you and scam you.
I don’t take money from anyone to teach. I simply try to teach and guide you all with whatever I know.
Please stay away from such people and especially from this person.
Share this post as much as possible so that everyone can stay alert.
#scam #ScamAlert
Today I want to share a very important topic with you all, so please listen to me carefully. Let’s get straight to the main story.
On Binance, someone commented on my post asking me to message him. I messaged him, and he said he has $10,000 and now wants to learn trading. I said, "No problem, I’ll teach you." Then suddenly, he said that I need to send him $50 to prove that I’m trustworthy. I was shocked! I’m here to teach trading, not to send money!
This is how scammers operate — they lure you with tempting offers like teaching you trading, doubling your money, or promising $200 if you give $100. Once you send the money, they block you and scam you.
I don’t take money from anyone to teach. I simply try to teach and guide you all with whatever I know.
Please stay away from such people and especially from this person.
Share this post as much as possible so that everyone can stay alert.
#scam #ScamAlert
King trader3846:
what happend bro
April 2025 Crypto Phishing Scams Surge: $5.29M Lost Across 7,565 Victims
In April 2025, ScamSniffer reported that phishing scams led to losses totaling $5.29 million, impacting 7,565 victims. While this represents a 17% decrease in total losses compared to March, the number of victims increased by 26%, indicating a rise in the frequency of attacks.
🔍 Key Attack Vectors:
Address Poisoning: The most significant single attack involved address poisoning, resulting in a loss of $1.43 million. This technique involves scammers sending small transactions from addresses that closely resemble those of legitimate contacts, hoping users will inadvertently send funds to the fraudulent address. Permit Exploits: Scammers exploited unrevoked permissions, leading to substantial unauthorized withdrawals.
🛡️ Preventive Measures:
1. Double-Check Addresses: Always verify the recipient's address before initiating a transaction. Be cautious of addresses that appear familiar but may have subtle differences.
2. Revoke Unused Permissions: Regularly review and revoke unnecessary permissions granted to decentralized applications (dApps) to minimize potential vulnerabilities.
3. Use Reputable Security Tools: Employ browser extensions and security tools that can detect and warn against known phishing sites and malicious contracts.
4. Stay Informed: Keep abreast of the latest phishing tactics and scams by following trusted sources and communities within the crypto space.
By staying vigilant and adopting these practices, crypto users can better protect their assets against evolving phishing threats.
🔒 Recommended Security Tools:
Hardware Wallets: Utilizing hardware wallets can provide an added layer of security by keeping your private keys offline. Security Software: Consider using comprehensive security software solutions that offer real-time protection against malware and phishing attempts.
Staying informed and implementing robust security measures are crucial steps in safeguarding your cryptocurrency assets against phishing scams.
#phishingscam #CryptoScamAlert #scam
$STO
🔍 Key Attack Vectors:
Address Poisoning: The most significant single attack involved address poisoning, resulting in a loss of $1.43 million. This technique involves scammers sending small transactions from addresses that closely resemble those of legitimate contacts, hoping users will inadvertently send funds to the fraudulent address. Permit Exploits: Scammers exploited unrevoked permissions, leading to substantial unauthorized withdrawals.
🛡️ Preventive Measures:
1. Double-Check Addresses: Always verify the recipient's address before initiating a transaction. Be cautious of addresses that appear familiar but may have subtle differences.
2. Revoke Unused Permissions: Regularly review and revoke unnecessary permissions granted to decentralized applications (dApps) to minimize potential vulnerabilities.
3. Use Reputable Security Tools: Employ browser extensions and security tools that can detect and warn against known phishing sites and malicious contracts.
4. Stay Informed: Keep abreast of the latest phishing tactics and scams by following trusted sources and communities within the crypto space.
By staying vigilant and adopting these practices, crypto users can better protect their assets against evolving phishing threats.
🔒 Recommended Security Tools:
Hardware Wallets: Utilizing hardware wallets can provide an added layer of security by keeping your private keys offline. Security Software: Consider using comprehensive security software solutions that offer real-time protection against malware and phishing attempts.
Staying informed and implementing robust security measures are crucial steps in safeguarding your cryptocurrency assets against phishing scams.
#phishingscam #CryptoScamAlert #scam
$STO
币威天龙:
合约不就是诈骗嘛😅
⚠️ Warning: Scammers Alert!
One of our subscribers reached out to us — he participated in a giveaway run by the Telegram Gifts channels and got scammed.
What happened:
The giveaway was supposedly conducted using a "randomizer" bot. In the first screenshot, our subscriber was shown as the winner.
But later, the admins edited the post and, apparently (and we're almost certain), replaced the winners with fake accounts to keep the prize for themselves.
#scamriskwarning #TelegramScams #CryptoAlert #scam #Telegram
Don’t fall for it!
One of our subscribers reached out to us — he participated in a giveaway run by the Telegram Gifts channels and got scammed.
What happened:
The giveaway was supposedly conducted using a "randomizer" bot. In the first screenshot, our subscriber was shown as the winner.
But later, the admins edited the post and, apparently (and we're almost certain), replaced the winners with fake accounts to keep the prize for themselves.
#scamriskwarning #TelegramScams #CryptoAlert #scam #Telegram
Don’t fall for it!
Rafael Eduardo :
I agree 😔
$OM #Delisted 🤒? (not yet)
such a piece of crap investment I did because of all their Deals with Big Dubai Real Estate giants. I'm so glad I didn't end up buying a lot like everyone else who decided to trust this sh!T coin. instead of OM it should be called FartOM coz it was a loud bang and definitely some smell but then POOF! it vanished into thin air.
I always keep a diversified portfolio but i actually have 2 friends in Dubai who went tk school with me there and both of them lost their life savings by investing in this.
Now you must be thinking what does all of this have to do with my post? This post is for the #BinanceSquareFamily as Mantra tried to scam everyone again and I dont understand HOW can Binance let this happen?!?
I got this message yesterday i shared the screenshot as well. now just imagine their snake like tactic to make people buy more of this #scam coin. what i dont understand is that OM lies to us and lies to Binance and still its not delisted. at least when it gets delisted it will pump and my friends will be able to sell a little to get part of their investment back. . . Sigh. . .
such a piece of crap investment I did because of all their Deals with Big Dubai Real Estate giants. I'm so glad I didn't end up buying a lot like everyone else who decided to trust this sh!T coin. instead of OM it should be called FartOM coz it was a loud bang and definitely some smell but then POOF! it vanished into thin air.
I always keep a diversified portfolio but i actually have 2 friends in Dubai who went tk school with me there and both of them lost their life savings by investing in this.
Now you must be thinking what does all of this have to do with my post? This post is for the #BinanceSquareFamily as Mantra tried to scam everyone again and I dont understand HOW can Binance let this happen?!?
I got this message yesterday i shared the screenshot as well. now just imagine their snake like tactic to make people buy more of this #scam coin. what i dont understand is that OM lies to us and lies to Binance and still its not delisted. at least when it gets delisted it will pump and my friends will be able to sell a little to get part of their investment back. . . Sigh. . .
ZONAOESTEVO:
Don't worry, it's not the end, give it time, patience makes you a millionaire, the more it bleeds, the more you buy, the fruit will soon be seen, just like XRP waiting for the Big rise 🚬
Inside the Minds of Crypto Scammers: The Latest Tactics You Must Avoid
The #crypto world is booming with innovation, but so are the scammers lurking in its shadows. While blockchain promises transparency and decentralization, it also creates a playground for cybercriminals who constantly devise new ways to exploit unsuspecting users. From deepfake videos to malicious airdrops, the tactics are getting smarter, sneakier, and far more convincing.
This article highlights some of the most cutting-edge scams that are currently draining millions from crypto holders, often in seconds. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a curious newcomer, understanding these scams can help you stay one step ahead. As crypto adoption grows, so do scammers' tactics. Staying informed is your first line of defense. Here are the latest innovative methods scammers use to steal crypto assets:
Malicious DApps & Wallet Drainers: Fake NFT minting sites or airdrop pages prompt users to connect wallets and sign harmful transactions that drain funds instantly.Fake Airdrops with Smart Contract Traps: Random tokens are airdropped to lure victims into interacting with malicious contracts.AI-Powered Deepfake Scams: Scammers use AI to mimic influencers or CEOs in videos, promoting fake giveaways or urgent fund requests.Fake Support Bots: Impersonators on Telegram or X offer "help," but send phishing links or ask for seed phrases.Dusting Attacks: Tiny tokens are sent to wallets to track user activity and launch personalized phishing attacks.Clipboard Hijackers: Malware replaces wallet addresses when copied, redirecting funds to scammers.Compromised Influencer Accounts: Hacked profiles promote fake projects or drops leading to wallet theft.
🛡️ How to Stay Safe from Hackers?
Never share your seed phrase—not even with “support.”Use hardware wallets for large assets.Always check smart contract permissions on Etherscan or revoke.cash.Stick to official channels and verified apps.
Stay alert, stay informed—your vigilance is your best defense in the crypto world.
In a space built on trustless systems, trust no one blindly.
#StaySafe #scam #Alert🔴 #AirdropSafetyGuide
This article highlights some of the most cutting-edge scams that are currently draining millions from crypto holders, often in seconds. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a curious newcomer, understanding these scams can help you stay one step ahead. As crypto adoption grows, so do scammers' tactics. Staying informed is your first line of defense. Here are the latest innovative methods scammers use to steal crypto assets:
Malicious DApps & Wallet Drainers: Fake NFT minting sites or airdrop pages prompt users to connect wallets and sign harmful transactions that drain funds instantly.Fake Airdrops with Smart Contract Traps: Random tokens are airdropped to lure victims into interacting with malicious contracts.AI-Powered Deepfake Scams: Scammers use AI to mimic influencers or CEOs in videos, promoting fake giveaways or urgent fund requests.Fake Support Bots: Impersonators on Telegram or X offer "help," but send phishing links or ask for seed phrases.Dusting Attacks: Tiny tokens are sent to wallets to track user activity and launch personalized phishing attacks.Clipboard Hijackers: Malware replaces wallet addresses when copied, redirecting funds to scammers.Compromised Influencer Accounts: Hacked profiles promote fake projects or drops leading to wallet theft.
🛡️ How to Stay Safe from Hackers?
Never share your seed phrase—not even with “support.”Use hardware wallets for large assets.Always check smart contract permissions on Etherscan or revoke.cash.Stick to official channels and verified apps.
Stay alert, stay informed—your vigilance is your best defense in the crypto world.
In a space built on trustless systems, trust no one blindly.
#StaySafe #scam #Alert🔴 #AirdropSafetyGuide
🚨ALERT: Beware of #Google Subpoena Email #Scam
A new phishing attack is targeting users with fake emails pretending to be legal subpoenas from Google. These emails appear to come from [email protected], claim your data is being requested, and ask you to click a link to view your “case.” Don’t fall for it.
How it works:
🔹Uses spoofed Google emails with real DKIM signatures.
🔹Sends victims to fake Google Sites pages.
🔹Tricks you into entering your Google credentials.
🚩Red flags:
🔹Urgent threats or legal claims.
🔹Requests for passwords or 2FA codes.
🔹Suspicious sender addresses or links.
🔹Poor formatting or strange grammar.
What to do:
1. Don’t click links or download files.
2. Go directly to Google Support if you’re concerned.
3. Report phishing to Google, FTC, or Action Fraud.
4. Change your password and enable 2FA if you interacted.
5. Contact your bank if you shared payment details.
Reminder: Google never asks for sensitive info via email. Real legal requests appear in your Google Account dashboard, not in phishing emails.
A new phishing attack is targeting users with fake emails pretending to be legal subpoenas from Google. These emails appear to come from [email protected], claim your data is being requested, and ask you to click a link to view your “case.” Don’t fall for it.
How it works:
🔹Uses spoofed Google emails with real DKIM signatures.
🔹Sends victims to fake Google Sites pages.
🔹Tricks you into entering your Google credentials.
🚩Red flags:
🔹Urgent threats or legal claims.
🔹Requests for passwords or 2FA codes.
🔹Suspicious sender addresses or links.
🔹Poor formatting or strange grammar.
What to do:
1. Don’t click links or download files.
2. Go directly to Google Support if you’re concerned.
3. Report phishing to Google, FTC, or Action Fraud.
4. Change your password and enable 2FA if you interacted.
5. Contact your bank if you shared payment details.
Reminder: Google never asks for sensitive info via email. Real legal requests appear in your Google Account dashboard, not in phishing emails.
🚨FBI: SENIORS LOST $2.8B TO CRYPTO #SCAMS IN 2024
🔹$9.3B total crypto fraud losses reported to the FBI’s IC3 in 2024 — up 66% YoY.
🔹60+ age group: Most affected, losing $2.84B from 33,369 complaints.
🔹40–49 age group: $1.46B in losses, second-highest.
🔹Investment #scams made up $5.8B of all losses, with a big jump in ATM scams too.
🔹Top states hit: #California , #Texas , #Florida .
🔹FBI urges Americans to avoid unlicensed crypto services and report fraud early.
-The block $ETH $SOL
🔹$9.3B total crypto fraud losses reported to the FBI’s IC3 in 2024 — up 66% YoY.
🔹60+ age group: Most affected, losing $2.84B from 33,369 complaints.
🔹40–49 age group: $1.46B in losses, second-highest.
🔹Investment #scams made up $5.8B of all losses, with a big jump in ATM scams too.
🔹Top states hit: #California , #Texas , #Florida .
🔹FBI urges Americans to avoid unlicensed crypto services and report fraud early.
-The block $ETH $SOL
🚨 Warning Check: ALPACA Collapses After Liquidity Trap!
The currency we warned about this morning did not disappoint… After a rocket-like rise to $1.27, ALPACA collapsed to $0.60 in less than 4 hours!
What happened?
• Intense entry into Short positions after the delisting news.
• Quick pumping from whales to create a false peak.
• Massive liquidations due to high leverage.
• Now… the price is plummeting and the victims are many.
The lesson?
Do not trust sudden movements in delisted currencies.
Understand the context… do not chase peaks!
#CryptoWarning #ALPACA #Binance #DeListing #ShortSqueeze #CurrencyAnalysis #BinanceAlphaAlert #AirdropStepByStep #scam
The currency we warned about this morning did not disappoint… After a rocket-like rise to $1.27, ALPACA collapsed to $0.60 in less than 4 hours!
What happened?
• Intense entry into Short positions after the delisting news.
• Quick pumping from whales to create a false peak.
• Massive liquidations due to high leverage.
• Now… the price is plummeting and the victims are many.
The lesson?
Do not trust sudden movements in delisted currencies.
Understand the context… do not chase peaks!
#CryptoWarning #ALPACA #Binance #DeListing #ShortSqueeze #CurrencyAnalysis #BinanceAlphaAlert #AirdropStepByStep #scam
#AirdropSafetyGuide w to Avoid Airdrop Scams
1. Red Flags
- Unsolicited Messages
Unexpected invites or DMs claiming “you’re selected”
- FOMO & Urgency
“Claim in next 10 minutes or lose out”
- Requests for Private Keys or Seed Phrases
Legit projects never ask for these
- Unknown or Shortened Links
Bit.ly, TinyURL, etc. without context
- Over-promises
“Earn 10,000 % returns for free”
2. Prevention Strategies
- Verify Official Sources
Always cross-check website URLs and social handles
- Do Your Homework
Read the whitepaper, check on trusted aggregators
- Inspect Contracts
Confirm token contract address on Etherscan or BscScan
- Use Hardware Wallets
Isolate your keys offline
- Phishing-Aware Browsing
Install anti-phishing extensions; hover over links
3. Safe Practices
- Whitelist & Approve Selectively
Only grant allowances to known, audited contracts
- Limit Exposure
Airdrop tokens to a secondary “sandbox” wallet first
- Keep Software Updated
Ensure wallet apps and browser extensions are patched
- Engage on Official Channels
Join project Discord/Telegram; look for verified badges
- Report Scams Immediately
Flag phishing sites to browser vendors and community forums
Quick Tip:
Always treat “free money” offers with suspicion—legit airdrops never require you to pay or expose your seed phrase!
$BNB $ETH $BTC
#AirdropStepByStep #AirdropAlert
#Airdrop #scam
1. Red Flags
- Unsolicited Messages
Unexpected invites or DMs claiming “you’re selected”
- FOMO & Urgency
“Claim in next 10 minutes or lose out”
- Requests for Private Keys or Seed Phrases
Legit projects never ask for these
- Unknown or Shortened Links
Bit.ly, TinyURL, etc. without context
- Over-promises
“Earn 10,000 % returns for free”
2. Prevention Strategies
- Verify Official Sources
Always cross-check website URLs and social handles
- Do Your Homework
Read the whitepaper, check on trusted aggregators
- Inspect Contracts
Confirm token contract address on Etherscan or BscScan
- Use Hardware Wallets
Isolate your keys offline
- Phishing-Aware Browsing
Install anti-phishing extensions; hover over links
3. Safe Practices
- Whitelist & Approve Selectively
Only grant allowances to known, audited contracts
- Limit Exposure
Airdrop tokens to a secondary “sandbox” wallet first
- Keep Software Updated
Ensure wallet apps and browser extensions are patched
- Engage on Official Channels
Join project Discord/Telegram; look for verified badges
- Report Scams Immediately
Flag phishing sites to browser vendors and community forums
Quick Tip:
Always treat “free money” offers with suspicion—legit airdrops never require you to pay or expose your seed phrase!
$BNB $ETH $BTC
#AirdropStepByStep #AirdropAlert
#Airdrop #scam
#AirdropSafetyGuide w to Avoid Airdrop Scams
1. Red Flags
- Unsolicited Messages
Unexpected invites or DMs claiming “you’re selected”
- FOMO & Urgency
“Claim in next 10 minutes or lose out”
- Requests for Private Keys or Seed Phrases
Legit projects never ask for these
- Unknown or Shortened Links
Bit.ly, TinyURL, etc. without context
- Over-promises
“Earn 10,000 % returns for free”
2. Prevention Strategies
- Verify Official Sources
Always cross-check website URLs and social handles
- Do Your Homework
Read the whitepaper, check on trusted aggregators
- Inspect Contracts
Confirm token contract address on Etherscan or BscScan
- Use Hardware Wallets
Isolate your keys offline
- Phishing-Aware Browsing
Install anti-phishing extensions; hover over links
3. Safe Practices
- Whitelist & Approve Selectively
Only grant allowances to known, audited contracts
- Limit Exposure
Airdrop tokens to a secondary “sandbox” wallet first
- Keep Software Updated
Ensure wallet apps and browser extensions are patched
- Engage on Official Channels
Join project Discord/Telegram; look for verified badges
- Report Scams Immediately
Flag phishing sites to browser vendors and community forums
Quick Tip:
Always treat “free money” offers with suspicion—legit airdrops never require you to pay or expose your seed phrase!
$BNB $ETH $BTC
#AirdropStepByStep #AirdropAlert
#Airdrop #scam
1. Red Flags
- Unsolicited Messages
Unexpected invites or DMs claiming “you’re selected”
- FOMO & Urgency
“Claim in next 10 minutes or lose out”
- Requests for Private Keys or Seed Phrases
Legit projects never ask for these
- Unknown or Shortened Links
Bit.ly, TinyURL, etc. without context
- Over-promises
“Earn 10,000 % returns for free”
2. Prevention Strategies
- Verify Official Sources
Always cross-check website URLs and social handles
- Do Your Homework
Read the whitepaper, check on trusted aggregators
- Inspect Contracts
Confirm token contract address on Etherscan or BscScan
- Use Hardware Wallets
Isolate your keys offline
- Phishing-Aware Browsing
Install anti-phishing extensions; hover over links
3. Safe Practices
- Whitelist & Approve Selectively
Only grant allowances to known, audited contracts
- Limit Exposure
Airdrop tokens to a secondary “sandbox” wallet first
- Keep Software Updated
Ensure wallet apps and browser extensions are patched
- Engage on Official Channels
Join project Discord/Telegram; look for verified badges
- Report Scams Immediately
Flag phishing sites to browser vendors and community forums
Quick Tip:
Always treat “free money” offers with suspicion—legit airdrops never require you to pay or expose your seed phrase!
$BNB $ETH $BTC
#AirdropStepByStep #AirdropAlert
#Airdrop #scam
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🕷️ Web3 is a dark forest. And if you're a newcomer, it's already waiting for you.
Today I received a "gift" — $87,000, right in my wallet. Yesterday it was $3,000. Tomorrow there will be more.
👁️ But I already know that it's a trap. This is not an airdrop. This is not luck. These are hunters of the trusting.
You will click “Approve” —
...and they will take everything. The whole wallet. Forever.
Without options. Without an “Undo” button. Without returns.
👺 The smart contract is silent. It does not warn. It simply acts.
🎯 They are targeting newcomers. You. Me. Those who still don't understand that in Web3, mistakes are not forgiven.
🔒 5 laws of survival in Web3:
❌ Don't click “Accept” if you don't know what it is.
🔍 Check every action. Every permission.
🧠 Don't trust sums that fall from the sky.
💀 Don't interact with tokens you didn't buy yourself.
🪬 Remember — there is no support service here. There's only you and the contract.
Web3 is not a place for blind hope. It's a survival game.
And I am already learning to survive.
#scam #Web3 #survivalWeb3wallet
Today I received a "gift" — $87,000, right in my wallet. Yesterday it was $3,000. Tomorrow there will be more.
👁️ But I already know that it's a trap. This is not an airdrop. This is not luck. These are hunters of the trusting.
You will click “Approve” —
...and they will take everything. The whole wallet. Forever.
Without options. Without an “Undo” button. Without returns.
👺 The smart contract is silent. It does not warn. It simply acts.
🎯 They are targeting newcomers. You. Me. Those who still don't understand that in Web3, mistakes are not forgiven.
🔒 5 laws of survival in Web3:
❌ Don't click “Accept” if you don't know what it is.
🔍 Check every action. Every permission.
🧠 Don't trust sums that fall from the sky.
💀 Don't interact with tokens you didn't buy yourself.
🪬 Remember — there is no support service here. There's only you and the contract.
Web3 is not a place for blind hope. It's a survival game.
And I am already learning to survive.
#scam #Web3 #survivalWeb3wallet
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$OM : There is no volume after the big drop. It should soon go to 0.37... And from there, maybe it bounces or sinks with everything. Caution to those who are inside. Otherwise, above 0.5 there could be an entry.
Follow me for more analysis or charts like this.
#om #mantra #rwa #BinanceAlphaAlert #scam
Follow me for more analysis or charts like this.
#om #mantra #rwa #BinanceAlphaAlert #scam
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yosmaryn784:
go back to 0.1 if that was just a scam lol
#AirdropSafetyGuide
How to Avoid Airdrop Scams
1. Red Flags
- Unsolicited Messages
Unexpected invites or DMs claiming “you’re selected”
- FOMO & Urgency
“Claim in next 10 minutes or lose out”
- Requests for Private Keys or Seed Phrases
Legit projects never ask for these
- Unknown or Shortened Links
Bit.ly, TinyURL, etc. without context
- Over-promises
“Earn 10,000 % returns for free”
2. Prevention Strategies
- Verify Official Sources
Always cross-check website URLs and social handles
- Do Your Homework
Read the whitepaper, check on trusted aggregators
- Inspect Contracts
Confirm token contract address on Etherscan or BscScan
- Use Hardware Wallets
Isolate your keys offline
- Phishing-Aware Browsing
Install anti-phishing extensions; hover over links
3. Safe Practices
- Whitelist & Approve Selectively
Only grant allowances to known, audited contracts
- Limit Exposure
Airdrop tokens to a secondary “sandbox” wallet first
- Keep Software Updated
Ensure wallet apps and browser extensions are patched
- Engage on Official Channels
Join project Discord/Telegram; look for verified badges
- Report Scams Immediately
Flag phishing sites to browser vendors and community forums
Quick Tip:
Always treat “free money” offers with suspicion—legit airdrops never require you to pay or expose your seed phrase!
$BNB $ETH $BTC
#AirdropStepByStep #AirdropAlert
#Airdrop #scam
How to Avoid Airdrop Scams
1. Red Flags
- Unsolicited Messages
Unexpected invites or DMs claiming “you’re selected”
- FOMO & Urgency
“Claim in next 10 minutes or lose out”
- Requests for Private Keys or Seed Phrases
Legit projects never ask for these
- Unknown or Shortened Links
Bit.ly, TinyURL, etc. without context
- Over-promises
“Earn 10,000 % returns for free”
2. Prevention Strategies
- Verify Official Sources
Always cross-check website URLs and social handles
- Do Your Homework
Read the whitepaper, check on trusted aggregators
- Inspect Contracts
Confirm token contract address on Etherscan or BscScan
- Use Hardware Wallets
Isolate your keys offline
- Phishing-Aware Browsing
Install anti-phishing extensions; hover over links
3. Safe Practices
- Whitelist & Approve Selectively
Only grant allowances to known, audited contracts
- Limit Exposure
Airdrop tokens to a secondary “sandbox” wallet first
- Keep Software Updated
Ensure wallet apps and browser extensions are patched
- Engage on Official Channels
Join project Discord/Telegram; look for verified badges
- Report Scams Immediately
Flag phishing sites to browser vendors and community forums
Quick Tip:
Always treat “free money” offers with suspicion—legit airdrops never require you to pay or expose your seed phrase!
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