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$TRADOOR is turning heads, but not for the right reasons. This coin has been flagged as a potential scam, with warnings of massive risks. Those investing are stepping into uncertain waters, and the possibility of losing everything is real. Trade at your own risk—this is one to watch closely, but approach with caution.

$TRADOORUSDT Perp is seeing major volatility, and with no guarantee of security, it’s crucial to stay informed before diving in. Don't let the hype fool you—research before making any moves.

#CryptoRisks #TRADOOR #ScamAlert #TradeCautiously

RLS Is The Worst Thing You Can Buy Right Now

Everyone is chasing the next 100x, but you need to know when to run. $RLS is currently trading around 0.033. Forget the chart. The fundamentals are dead. There is no clear, viable use case supporting this valuation, and the risk of a total rug pull or slow bleed to zero is astronomical. This isnt just a bad trade; its capital destruction. The market is saturated with tokens built on pure vapor. Stick to proven assets like $BTC until the system cleans out the trash.

This is not financial advice. Exercise extreme caution.
#CryptoWarni #Altcoins #ScamAlert #RLS #DeFi
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Security Alert — Stay Safe🤧🚨

Crypto scams are increasing again.
Avoid clicking unknown airdrop links or signing random transactions.
Always double-check domains and contract addresses.

Stay alert → Stay safe

#CryptoSecurity #ScamAlert

🚨 REAL EXPERIENCE – How I Escaped a P2P Scam

Today I’m sharing a real incident from my own trading experience so others don’t fall into the same trap.

🧾 What happened?
I started a trade on Binance P2P.
Right after placing the order, the other person contacted me on WhatsApp and said:

> “You need to verify your USDT.”

Then they started:

Talking about wallet verification

Asking for screen sharing

Requesting wallet details

Trying to move the chat outside Binance to WhatsApp

That’s when I realized something was wrong.

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🚨 The Scam Strategy
They sent a fake payment screenshot and tried to rush me by saying: “Confirm quickly.”

But I: ✅ Took no action outside the Binance platform
✅ Stopped the transaction immediately
✅ Raised an official appeal
👉 Only after the appeal, my funds were secured.

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🧠 Important Awareness (Please Read)
❌ There is no such thing as “USDT verification”
❌ Being asked to move to WhatsApp/Telegram is a major red flag
❌ Never screen share or send wallet screenshots
✅ Only follow Binance chat and official processes

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✅ Final Warning
If anyone tells you: “Verify your wallet”
“Come to outside chat”
“Do screen share”

👉 Understand this clearly — IT’S A SCAM
Your funds are safe only when you stay inside Binance.

⚠️ Stay alert. Stay safe.

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🏷️ Hashtags
#CryptoScam #P2PScam #BinanceSafety #USDT #CryptoAwareness #ScamAlert #StaySafe

STOP. Your Funds Are Under Attack.

We are seeing active phishing attempts in the comments right now. A fake profile is trying to drain your wallet. We will NEVER DM you asking for seed phrases, private keys, or "verification" deposits. If someone asks for $BTC or $ETH to join a private group, it is a scam. Protect your capital. Block and report immediately. Your security is paramount.

This is not financial advice.
#ScamAlert #CryptoSecurity #DeFi #ProtectYourAssets #Web3
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IMMEDIATE ALERT: Your $BTC Is Being Targeted

Listen up. We have confirmed an active, verified scammer operating directly in our comment sections right now, impersonating our brand to steal funds. This is an organized phishing attack. We never solicit funds or offer private investment schemes through DMs or comments. If you see an account that looks like ours, it is FAKE. Block them immediately. Protect your holdings. Don't let these criminals steal your $BTC or $ETH. Stay away.

NFA. This is a security warning, not financial advice.
#CryptoSecurity #ScamAlert #Phishing #SafetyFirst #Urgent

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🚨 Random Tokens Auto-Added to My Binance Web3 Wallet — Why Is This Happening?

Guys, I noticed that many unknown tokens are being automatically added to my Binance Web3 Wallet. I never bought them, never claimed them — yet they keep appearing.

I’m trying to understand why this happens.
Is it some kind of airdrop? Scam tokens? Tracking tokens? Or just random contract spam?

If anyone has experience with this, please share your thoughts.
Your guidance will help many users who are confused like me. 🙏

#Web3 #BinanceWallet #CryptoSecurity #ScamAlert #Blockchain

🚨 MAJOR CRYPTO FRAUD BUST IN THAILAND!
A shocking crypto scam has been taken down after a self-proclaimed “crypto-anarchist” launched a fake investment platform and deceived an elderly grandmother out of 30 million rubles.

But the story didn’t end there — she immediately alerted authorities, triggering a well-planned police sting. The scammer attempted to disappear inside a luxury apartment, but investigators tracked him down and carried out a swift arrest.

Officials are now digging deeper and actively searching for additional victims connected to this fraudulent network. Stay alert and always verify before investing!

💠 Trending Tokens to Watch:
🔹 $BOT (Alpha) – 0.018735 (+133.95%)
🔹 $FROGGIE (Alpha) – 0.0083522 (+13.76%)
🔹 $SENTIS (Alpha) – Emerging with strong attention

#CryptoNews #ScamAlert #StaySafe #CryptoMarket #StaySafe

$PIPPIN Price increasing High volume but market cap not increased why????🟡 Why PIPPIN (PIPPINUSDT) Is NOT a Good Coin 🚫

People are getting trapped again.
Here’s the truth 👇

⚠️ Extremely manipulated chart
⚠️ No real project or use case
⚠️ Low liquidity = easy pump & dump
⚠️ High volatility = high risk
⚠️ Possible rug-pull patterns
⚠️ Too much hype, no real buyers
⚠️ Majority supply controlled by dev/whales
⚠️ Binance Futures listing ≠ quality

💬 Stay safe. Don’t chase pumps. Don’t trust hype coins.

#Crypto #PIPIN #ScamAlert #Altcoins #RiskManagement

🚨 Why Are Unknown Tokens Automatically Appearing in My Binance Web3 Wallet? 🚨

Lately, many users (including me) are noticing random or unknown tokens automatically showing up in the Binance Web3 Wallet. If this is happening to you, here’s the simple reason:

📌 These tokens are not “airdrops” from Binance — they are usually spam or scam tokens.
Scammers often send random tokens to public wallet addresses hoping users will interact with them. The moment you try to swap, transfer or connect these tokens to a suspicious site… you could lose your funds.

🔍 Important things to remember:

Your wallet is public, so anyone can send tokens to it.

Receiving a token does NOT give scammers access to your wallet.

The danger begins only if you interact with these tokens or visit unknown DApps.

🛑 What you should do:

Ignore and avoid interacting with these tokens.

Do NOT approve any unknown transactions.

Always double-check contracts before trading.

Stay safe and stay informed! Web3 is powerful, but awareness is everything. 💡✨

#Web3 #CryptoSafety #BinanceWallet #ScamAlert #DYOR

😳 Bro sent me this… Is he really getting scammed?

Guys, look at what my bro just sent me 🤦‍♂️
I looked at the screenshot and I have one question:

👉 This is pure fraud, right?

Such "experts" always appear when the market moves — they write, promise, draw "profits", just to lure beginners into a trap.

If anyone has encountered something like this — write in the comments.
Let's warn those who are still being scammed 🙌

#BinanceSquare #Crypto #ScamAlert #Fraud #Trading #CryptoSafety #CryptoCommunity $BTC

CHROME EXTENSION STEALING YOUR $SOL !Entry: 130.50 🟩
Target 1: 135.00 🎯
Stop Loss: 128.00 🛑

This is NOT a drill. A malicious Chrome extension, Crypto Copilot, is secretly skimming $SOL from every swap. They are exploiting users trading $SOL on X. Protect your funds NOW. Uninstall immediately. Do not interact with unknown extensions. This threat is active. Act fast.

Disclaimer: Not financial advice. Do your own research.

#CryptoSecurity #SOL #ScamAlert 🚨

🚨 URGENT: New SOLANA SCAM! CHROME users AFFECTED!

This one is wild because it didn’t drain wallets in one hit. It stole tiny slices from every trade. And it did it so quietly that most users never noticed.

A Chrome extension called Crypto Copilot let people execute Solana swaps straight from their X feed. Convenient on the surface. But under the hood it was skimming 0.05% of every swap or at least 0.0013 SOL each time. Not enough for users to panic. But more than enough for the attacker to stack SOL forever.

Here’s the trick. Every swap was routed through Raydium like normal, but the extension secretly added a second instruction. The UI only showed the swap. The wallet confirmation only summarized the action. But both instructions executed together on-chain. A perfect setup for silent theft.

The extension went live back in June and somehow stayed active until now, even though only 15 users had it installed. It pitched itself as a “trade instantly from Twitter” tool. But the real business model was siphoning coins from every single trade it touched.

THIS extension won't make you bankrupt BUT you need to be smart BEFORE a train hits you! Here's why:

Chrome extensions have become a goldmine for attackers. Wallet drainer disguised as tools. Swap helpers hiding backend transfers. Plugins stealing cookies to hijack accounts. Even major ENS and crypto libraries got hit through supply chain attacks.

This one just adds another chapter to a long list of browser based traps. And the most dangerous scams aren’t the ones that drain you in one hit. They’re the ones that bleed you quietly, day after day, swap after swap.

Always double check extensions. Small numbers add up fast. And in crypto, convenience is usually the first red flag. #Solana #Scam #Scamalert #Hacking #Hackalert

🚨 URGENT: New SOLANA SCAM HITS CHROME USERS!

This one is crazy because it didn’t drain wallets instantly — it slowly stole tiny amounts from every trade. Quiet. Invisible. And deadly effective.

A Chrome extension called Crypto Copilot let users swap Solana directly from their X feed. Looked convenient… but behind the scenes it was skimming 0.05% or at least 0.0013 SOL from every single swap.

Here’s the sneaky part:
Every trade routed through Raydium like normal, but the extension secretly injected a second on-chain instruction.
UI showed only the swap.
Wallet confirmation showed only “summary.”
But both instructions executed together — a perfect silent theft.

This extension has been live since June… and stayed undetected with just 15 installs. It marketed itself as a “trade from Twitter” tool — but the real business model was siphoning SOL from every trade.

And here’s the bigger danger:
Chrome extensions have become a goldmine for attackers.
⚠️ Swap helpers adding hidden transfers
⚠️ Wallet drainer plugins
⚠️ Cookie-stealers hijacking accounts
⚠️ Even major crypto libraries getting hit through supply-chain attacks

The most dangerous scams aren’t the ones that empty you instantly — it’s the ones that bleed you slowly, trade after trade.

Stay smart. Double-check every extension.
In crypto, convenience is often the first red flag.

#Solana #Scam #ScamAlert #Hacking #HackAlert

Urgent heads up: there’s a new Solana scam targeting Chrome users, and it’s one of the quieter ones. Instead of draining wallets in one move, it stole tiny amounts from every trade. Most people didn’t even notice anything was off.

The scam came through a Chrome extension called Crypto Copilot. It let users make Solana swaps right from their X feed, which sounded helpful. In reality, it was skimming a small cut from every swap, around 0.05 percent or at least 0.0013 SOL each time. Small enough to slip under the radar, but steady enough for the attacker to collect a constant stream of SOL.

Here’s how it worked. The extension routed swaps through Raydium like usual, but quietly added a second instruction to each transaction. The interface only showed the swap, and the wallet confirmation didn’t make the extra step obvious. Both instructions ran on-chain together, which made the theft easy to miss.

The extension launched in June and somehow stayed online until now, even though only a handful of people had installed it. It marketed itself as a quick way to trade from Twitter, but its real purpose was to take a little profit from every trade users made.

This particular extension wasn’t likely to empty your wallet all at once, but that’s the problem. The slow, steady scams are often the most effective because people don’t feel the loss right away.

Chrome extensions have become a favorite target for attackers. There are wallet drainers disguised as productivity tools, swap helpers that sneak in hidden transfers, plugins that steal cookies to hijack accounts, and even supply chain attacks hitting known crypto libraries. This situation is just another example of how easy it is for something small to turn into a quiet leak.

Always take a moment to check what you’re installing. Those tiny losses add up over time, and in crypto, anything that promises extra convenience is worth treating with caution.

#Solana #Scam #Scamalert #Hacking #Hackalert

$SOL

I joined to the goldbs. I had no knowledge how to do that. I invested 550USD.
Then thimas told people no need to add it’s mandatory. After two three week he started. He said even you don’t bring people ni need to stay in there group. Just take money and leave. And he blocked the signals also. I cant get my money back. I need to tell you guys this is a scam. It’s a real pyramid business. #Goldbs #Thomas #ScamAlert

Beware of scammers! Stay safe

#ScamAlert

🚨 URGENT WARNING #SOLANA : EXTENSION "CRYPTO COPILOT" STEALING MONEY THROUGH SECRET TRADES! ⚠️
A dangerous scam has just been discovered targeting Solana users. The community $SOL needs to check their browser extensions immediately!
💥 Scam Tactics
Target: A browser extension named "Crypto Copilot" (or similar versions impersonating AI tools/automated trading).
Mechanism: This extension is embedded with malware that allows it to:
Access the connected Solana wallets of the users.
Execute secret cryptocurrency trades without the users’ knowledge and without authorization.
The profit from these trades, or even a portion of the principal assets, is diverted straight into the attacker’s wallet.
🛡️ Immediate Necessary Action
Check Extension: Immediately uninstall any extension named "Crypto Copilot" or any unknown automated trading tools.
Revoke Access: Check the dApps and websites you have granted access to your Solana wallet (Solflare, Phantom, etc.) and revoke permissions for any suspicious dApps.
Transfer Assets: If you suspect your wallet has been compromised, transfer all assets to a new, clean, and secure wallet.
👉 In summary: Always be cautious of extensions promising easy profits. In the crypto world, convenience sometimes comes with the risk of losing all your assets!
#CryptoCopilot #ScamAlert #BrowserExtension #Security