In the digital age, your face and eyes may be worth more than the money in your wallet.

Recently, national security agencies exposed a shocking case: a foreign company used 'free distribution of cryptocurrency' as bait to secretly collect iris information from global users. This incident not only involves personal privacy breaches but may also threaten financial security and even national security. As a veteran in the cryptocurrency world, Long wants to talk about the deeper logic behind this event today and how we can protect ourselves.

Iris Information: The 'Lifetime Password' in the Digital Age

The iris is one of the most unique biological features of the human body; unlike fingerprints or facial recognition, it is nearly impossible to alter. Once leaked, hackers can easily impersonate your identity, access your cryptocurrency wallet, bank accounts, and even high-security facilities.

Long's Perspective:
This reminds me of the data breach incident at a certain exchange last year, where hackers used stolen user biometric information to bypass KYC verification and stole millions of dollars. The more advanced the technology, the higher the risk - what we thought was safe 'facial recognition login' may actually be becoming a breakthrough point for hackers.

The 'Free Trap' in the Cryptocurrency World: Why Do People Always Get Fooled?

In the cryptocurrency industry, 'airdrop' and 'free coin distribution' are the most common marketing tactics, but they are also the most dangerous breeding grounds for scams. Some projects use 'high returns' as bait, demanding users provide sensitive information like iris and fingerprints, claiming it's for 'anti-cheating,' but in reality, it harbors malicious intent.

Potential Impact on the Cryptocurrency Market

Tighter Regulations: Countries may strengthen control over biometric data, and privacy coins may welcome new opportunities.

Security Upgrade: Hardware wallets and multi-signature technology will become necessities because 'your face can be copied, but no one can touch your cold wallet.'

Scam Upgrade: In the future, there may be 'AI Eye Replacement' attacks, where hackers use forged iris data to bypass identity verification.

Long's Advice:

Never easily provide biometric information - genuine high-quality projects will not ask for your iris or fingerprints.

Decentralized Storage of Assets - Cold Wallet + Multi-Signature, Reducing Single Point Failure Risk.

Maintain a Skeptical Attitude - If a certain 'benefit' seems too good to be true, it definitely is not true.


In this era where data is gold, your eyes may be more sought after than Bitcoin. Next time someone asks you to 'scan your eyes to receive coins,' remember to ask yourself: Is what they really want just to promote tokens?#BTC🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥


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