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🔍 Scanned and Scammed: Understanding The Face and QR Cons 🧠 What Are Face and QR Code Scams? In today’s fast-moving digital world, scammers are evolving faster than ever. Two of the most dangerous and rising threats in the Web3, fintech, and crypto spaces are Facial Recognition Scams and QR Code Cons. 👤 1. Facial Recognition Scams: Scammers use deepfake technology or stolen biometric data to impersonate victims. With just a single selfie from your social media, attackers can: Unlock facial-ID protected wallets Bypass identity verification (KYC) Access personal or banking apps Even register for SIM cards or open crypto accounts in your name 📲 2. QR Code Scams: QR codes may look simple, but they can hide malicious intent: Fake Payment Requests: Scammers paste malicious QR codes over real ones in stores. Phishing Links: Malicious sites steal your wallet keys or personal data when scanned. Crypto Wallet Hijacks: A QR code can redirect your payment to the hacker's wallet address. 🚨 Real-World Examples 1.China (2023): A woman’s biometric data was used to pass KYC and drain her wallet in under 3 minutes. 2.Europe (2024): Fake event posters with malicious QR codes led hundreds to phishing sites stealing thousands in crypto. 🛡️ How to Protect Yourself Avoid scanning unknown QR codes from flyers, posts, or emails. Use official apps to scan QR codes (like Binance, Trust Wallet). Don’t share selfies or ID photos online casually. Enable extra layers of security: 2FA, biometric+PIN, or app verification. Check URLs that appear after scanning QR codes before clicking. 🔚 Final Thoughts Face and QR scams are stealthy, smart, and increasingly common. Awareness is your best defense. Never trust — always verify.
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📈 Chart Patterns & Support Zones 1. Bitcoin-style falling wedge breakout A classic falling wedge pattern has formed, and a breakout above the upper trendline suggests bullish momentum Support levels sit near $2,400 and $2,100, resistance around $3,200–3,550 Support levels sit near $2,400 and $2,100, resistance around $3,200–3,550 2. Tight consolidation (~$2.4K–$2.7K) ETH is coiling in a narrow range post‑50% rally, reminiscent of Autumn 2024 base before charges toward $4K On‑chain IOMAP shows strong demand cluster in the $2,349–2,426 range 3. Multi‑timeframe bullish bias Daily price holds above key support (~$1,750) with strong MA support Short/intermediate indicators: mixed signals, bears in hourly but bulls dominant on longer periods 🛡️ Web3‑Security Angle On-chain support highlights resilience driven by stakers and institutional inflows—a bullish sign for network security. Technical consolidation and breakouts mirror attack surface tightening, where fewer weak points mean stronger defenses. ETF inflows reflect institutional confidence in Ethereum’s protocol robustness—momentum reinforcing its credibility.
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Ethereum = Biggest Bet?🔥Technical Analysis with iamge 📈 Chart Patterns & Support Zones 1. Bitcoin-style falling wedge breakout A classic falling wedge pattern has formed, and a breakout above the upper trendline suggests bullish momentum decrypt.co+14altfins.com+14chartoasis.com+14. Support levels sit near $2,400 and $2,100, resistance around $3,200–3,550 verified 2. Tight consolidation (~$2.4K–$2.7K) ETH is coiling in a narrow range post‑50% rally, reminiscent of the Autumn 2024 base before charges toward $4K ccn.com+1ccn.com+1. On‑chain IOMAP shows strong demand cluster in the $2,349–2,426 range 3. Multi‑timeframe bullish bias Daily price holds above key support (~$1,750) with strong MA support
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Web3 Wallet Security: Avoiding the Sticky Trap of Honeypot Scams Main Takeaways Honeypot scams are deceptive schemes that entice users with the promise of quick profits and lure them into purchasing tokens whose sale is programmatically restricted, resulting in financial loss. Understanding the risks of token contracts helps you avoid scams and make safer decisions. Remain vigilant by staying informed about common warning signs, such as unusual trading activity or suspicious transaction histories. Consider using wallets like Binance Wallet, which offer dedicated audit pages and proactive security alerts to help safeguard you from various threats, including honeypot scams.
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