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Pi is doing well! I am fairly confident that the price pumping of Pi might start during the Consensus Summit (May 14–16, 2025) rather than at the end of August when Pi unlocking significantly reduces.

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🍋‍🟩🥥🧅🌽 Whale Moves 🐋 ➡️ 1inch team sold #WBTC two days ago, then bought 5.498M #1INCH at $0.199 using 1.094M #USDC via limit orders in the last 24 hours. ➡️ New whale wallet deposited 1.33M #USDC to HyperLiquid, shorting #TRUMP at $14.787, with a liquidation price of $21.538. ➡️ Lorenzo Protocol-linked address transferred 560 #BTC to Binance and OKX. ➡️ Whale holding 1.32M #SOL ($192M) moved 35,000 SOL ($5.07M) to Binance. Over 19 days, 135,000 SOL ($15.72M) sent to CEXs. ➡️ Whale withdrew 1M #LAYER (~$2.72M) from Binance to AEZok wallet. In 3 days, AEZok and 8KGnY wallets pulled 26.51M LAYER (~$66.92M) from Binance, all sent to AEZok. AEZok, a top-7 LAYER holder with 48.47M LAYER, may be the project’s market maker.

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💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 1,000,000,000 #USDT (1,000,799,999 USD) minted at Tether Treasury Note: Fresh $USDT hit the market after a major mint on Tron, reinforcing Tether’s role as the go-to stablecoin and fueling liquidity for both CEX and DeFi flows. Institutional moves—like Tether’s new BTC allocations—are propping up confidence, but traders can’t ignore the persistent debate about reserves and regulatory risks. Sentiment leans bullish, with most seeing the mint as a sign of growing demand, though volume cooled slightly after the event.

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🚨 Pi Account Login Problem? If you can't sign into your account, don't panic! ⬇️ Check now to know the correct steps NOTE: DON'T ACCIDENTALLY CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT #PiNetwork #Pioneers #PiCoin

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Urgent Warning: Solscan Phishing Ad Tops Google Search, Scam Sniffer Alerts Crypto Users In the fast-paced world of cryptocurrency, staying vigilant is not just advised – it’s essential. As digital assets become more mainstream, so too do the threats posed by malicious actors. One particularly insidious tactic is phishing, and a recent development highlights just how sophisticated and dangerous these attacks can be, particularly targeting users looking for essential tools like blockchain explorers. A critical alert has come from Web3 anti-scam platform Scam Sniffer regarding a prevalent Solscan phishing ad appearing prominently in Google search results. How Does This Specific Crypto Phishing Scam Work? Understanding the mechanics of this crypto phishing scam is crucial for prevention. Here’s a breakdown of the typical attack chain: The Lure (Google Ad): A user searches for “Solscan” on Google. A paid advertisement, disguised to look like the official Solscan link, appears at the top of the results. The Click (Fake Website): The user clicks the malicious ad and is directed to a fraudulent website that is a near-perfect replica of the real Solscan site. The Deception (Wallet Connection/Transaction Prompt): The fake site prompts the user to connect their cryptocurrency wallet (e.g., Phantom, Solflare) or sign a transaction, often using pop-ups or banners that mimic legitimate wallet interfaces. The Attack (Malicious Signature): When the user approves the connection or signs the transaction, they are unknowingly granting the scammer permission to execute malicious operations, such as transferring tokens out of their wallet. The “malicious transaction signatures” mentioned by Scam Sniffer are the core of this step – the user thinks they are signing something harmless but are actually authorizing theft. The Result (Wallet Drain): Once the signature is provided, the scammer’s script automatically initiates transactions to drain the victim’s wallet of its assets.

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