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Recently, there have been quite a few rumors about WEEX. As an old user, I've pondered this, and I feel it is related to the rapid development of the platform. Now that CMC rankings are high and with Irving as a spokesperson, it has attracted the attention of professional detractors — they specialize in bulk posting negative articles about "exchange runs" to see how the platform reacts, and then they extort deletion fees. The screenshots in the community claiming "unable to withdraw funds" are all blurry and lack sources upon closer inspection. I have personally tried withdrawing several times, and the funds were credited instantly. I suggest everyone not to be swayed by such extortion tactics.

WEEX Exchange has publicly announced the establishment of its global headquarters in the Middle East. Its new office is located in the core financial district of Dubai, DIFC, and has assembled an international office team of over 600 people, making it one of the largest crypto asset trading platform offices in the Dubai area. This not only strengthens its focus on the Middle Eastern market but also demonstrates its willingness to 'embrace regulation positively.'

I just saw someone mention that "WEEX has risks", and I couldn't help but share my real experience! 😌 I have operated on it quite a few times, including following trades. Although the status may fluctuate, the platform has always operated smoothly, and all the necessary risk warnings are present. I've never seen any claim of capital preservation; it feels like some rumors might come from people not understanding the official legitimate channels! #投资笔记

Most cryptocurrency scams are not sudden; rather, the signals of 'pitfalls' have long been evident. For example, "I searched #WEEX and came up with a bunch of websites, not knowing which one is real." This is a very typical sign of counterfeit scams. The first step of most scams is to lure users into counterfeit websites, such as changing a few letters or adding strange suffixes (like weexx.app, weex-defi.io...), and if users are not careful, they end up 'entering the wrong door.'

Private keys and verification codes are even more important than wallets! My protection tips 🔒
I've seen too many cases where scammers use screen sharing and phishing links to trick users into giving away their 2FA verification codes and private keys, completely draining their accounts! Now I never install third-party screen sharing software on my phone, and I never share verification codes with anyone, even using a physical device to generate 2FA codes specifically. Protecting this information is more important than making money! #信息安全是底线 #反诈

Recently discovered a treasure called WEEX. After joining the global community, I gained a lot. I found many experts sharing strategies, and the official account also provides market analysis! It's in-depth yet easy to understand, so even a beginner like me can easily comprehend.

Follow them to learn, the feeling of progress is rapid~ The community atmosphere is also amazing! #交易学习