1: Youâll see ads on Facebook or Instagram offering a high rate, like 1 USDT = 310 PKR, which means theyâll offer a better-than-market rate.
2: As soon as you say you want to sell, theyâll tell you your USDT must be in Trust Wallet under the BEP20 network.
3: Theyâll then ask you to send a screenshot of your assets.
4: Next, theyâll say you need to âverifyâ your assets to check if theyâre real or fake.
5: Youâll be given a link or QR code to scan. Once you scan it, itâll take you to a website (a screenshot of which is attached).
6: When you click on âVerify Asset,â Trust Wallet will ask for permission. As soon as you approve or connect, all your assets will be transferred.
7: The scammer sets a limitâif you verify a small amount like $10 or $20, youâll get a notification that itâs verified. But when you add a larger amount and try to verify, your entire account will be wiped out.
A bold shift: converting trade war gains into a Bitcoin reserve.
If this happens, it could instantly reshape global crypto strategy. The U.S. entering the market at this level would legitimize BTC as a sovereign-grade asset, forcing other nations to react fast.
This isn't just a market move it's a monetary signal. One that could flip central bank policy, accelerate Bitcoin adoption, and change the global reserve game.
Whispers are growing. Some institutions are already positioning.
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An intriguing fact about Bitcoin: its total supply is capped at 21 million coins, a deliberate design choice by its creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, to introduce scarcity and potentially increase value over time. â
Additionally, Bitcoin undergoes a "halving" event approximately every four years, where the reward for mining new blocks is halved. This mechanism reduces the rate at which new bitcoins are generated, further contributing to its scarcity. â
These built-in features highlight Bitcoin's unique approach to digital currency, emphasizing scarcity and controlled supply.â