does, one thing definitely comes with it – a flood of scams!
More recently, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse warned that fake Ripple channels on YouTube are fooling people in the name of XRP giveaways.
These scams have become so sophisticated that it has become difficult for ordinary users to distinguish between the original and the copy. If we do not speak up now, then in the coming time it will become difficult for even the original creators to work on the platforms, as strict regulations may come.
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🔎 How to avoid Crypto scams? My personal learnings:
📌 1. YouTube پر Live Giveaways؟ 99% Scam!
I myself once went to a live stream where it said "Send 1,000 XRP and get back 2,000 XRP" – it was just a screen recording. Luckily I didn't send it, but the warning signs were clear: comments were disabled, the link was redirecting outside.
📌 2. Don't trust the Verified account icon
Scammers are now using official account names and logos. Always check official links via platforms like Binance or CoinMarketCap.
📌 3. Social Media sudden DMs
If someone randomly sends you a message saying “Airdrop is going on, join quickly” – be alert immediately. This could be a phishing attempt.
📌 4. DYOR – Do Your Own Research
When you see any new token or scheme, don't get caught up in the hype right away. Search Google for the project, check out the community, and definitely read the whitepaper.
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💪 Only the power of the community can stop scams
We should report fraudulent content, educate others, and share live examples of scams so newbies know what the signs are.
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Be sure to share it in the comments below – so that others can learn from your experience.
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