Fake News Alert: Treasure NFT Shutting Down? Reality or Scam? š¤š„ Treasurenf aik naya project hai jo 3 months pehle recognize hua tha aur investors ko heavy returns ka wada kar raha hai. Magar ab fake news viral ho rahi hai ke Treasure NFT operations band kar raha hai, jabke yeh announcement official accounts par post nahi hui! Kya yeh FUD hai ya sach mein ek exit scam ka signal? š§
š° Heavy Returns ka Wada Reality Ya Scam?
Treasure NFT ka kehna hai ke yeh investors ko extraordinary profits de sakta hai, magar is tarah ki high-return schemes aksar Ponzi scams hoti hain. Yeh kuch cheezein hain jo red flags hain:
Unrealistic Promises ā Jab koi project guaranteed high profits ka wada kare bina kisi solid backing ke, toh woh aksar scam hota hai.
Transparency Issues ā Treasure NFT ki team ke bare mein zyada details available nahi hain, jo ek big red flag hai.
Fake Announcements ā Social media par viral ho raha hai ke Treasure NFT apni operations band kar raha hai, magar yeh announcement official accounts pe post nahi hui. Yeh aik panic create karne ka tactic bhi ho sakti hai, ya phir scam hone ka signal.
ā Payout Delays & Sudden Disappearances ā Agar kisi bhi NFT ya crypto project mein withdrawals delay hon ya team achanak gayab ho jaye, toh samajh jao ke scam ka chance bohat zyada hai.
Kya Yeh Exit Scam Ho Sakta Hai
Bohat se log samajh rahe hain ke Treasure NFT exit scam ki taraf ja raha hai. Exit scam ka simple formula hota hai:
Pehle hype create karo aur investors ko lure karo.
Market se paisa uthao aur kuch time tak payments do.
Jab zyada log invest kar lein, achanak disappear ho jao!
Agar Treasure NFT ki team achanak disappear hoti hai ya withdrawals block ho jate hain, toh iska scam hone ka chance 99% hai!
Treasure NFT abhi bhi chal raha hai, lekin fake shutdown announcements aur transparency issues isko risky bana rahe hain. Agar yeh sach mein scam hua, toh logon ka paisa phas sakta hai. Is liye invest karne se pehle soch samajh lo! šš°
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Pakistan plans to legalise crypto in bid for foreign investment: BloombergĀ Ā
Country is done sitting on the sidelines and aims to devise a clear regulatory framework for governing digital-assets to lure international investment, says CEO of Pakistan Crypto Council Bilal bin Saqib
Pakistan plans to create a legal framework for cryptocurrency trading in a bid to lure international investment, said Bilal bin Saqib, chief executive officer at the newly established Pakistan Crypto Council, in an interview withĀ Bloomberg TV.
Pakistan is working on a legal framework to legalise cryptocurrency trading to attract international investment, according to Bilal bin Saqib, CEO of the newly established Pakistan Crypto Council. In an interview withĀ Bloomberg TV, he said the country aims to develop clear regulations governing digital assets to support the local crypto ecosystem.
āPakistan is done sitting on the sidelines. We want regulatory clarity and a legal framework that is pro-business,ā Bilal said. āThe country has the potential to be a leader in blockchain-powered finance, and we want to attract international investment because Pakistan is a low-cost, high-growth market with 60% of the population under 30.āĀ
He noted that Pakistan is already among the worldās top adopters of cryptocurrency, with an estimated 15 to 20 million Pakistanis holding digital assets.Ā
āThe country possesses billions of US dollars in crypto transactions, so of course we want to make this legal. We want to have a clear regulatory framework so we can bring in investments and we can let the ecosystem flourish in Pakistan,ā he said.
Bilal, recognized by Forbes as a Web3 investor and blockchain strategist, highlighted that Pakistan offers one of the lowest operating costs for crypto businesses, making it a more cost-effective alternative to hubs like Dubai and Singapore.Ā