#CryptoScamSurge The thefts of cryptocurrencies have increased significantly, with losses exceeding 2.2 billion dollars in half a year. The most commonly used methods are scams through fake apps, identity theft, and investment fraud schemes like "pig butchering." The largest hack was on the ByBit platform, from which 1.5 billion dollars were stolen. Attacks targeted individuals and platforms, even with protection, revealing regulatory weaknesses. Scammers use artificial intelligence and emotional manipulation. To avoid fraud: do not share your data, verify investment sources, and enable two-factor protection. 2025 is projected to be the worst year in crypto history.
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