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One of the most novel and common scams in Binance's P2P trading is the intermediary scam. In this scheme, the scammer pretends to be a trustworthy trader and acts as an intermediary between two unsuspecting users. Through external platforms like WhatsApp or Telegram, the scammer obtains banking information from one victim and shares it with another user on Binance P2P. The result is that one of the victims releases the cryptocurrencies to the wrong buyer, while the money ends up in the scammer's hands. This tactic exploits trust outside the platform and the lack of internal data verification.
One of the most novel and common scams in Binance's P2P trading is the intermediary scam. In this scheme, the scammer pretends to be a trustworthy trader and acts as an intermediary between two unsuspecting users. Through external platforms like WhatsApp or Telegram, the scammer obtains banking information from one victim and shares it with another user on Binance P2P. The result is that one of the victims releases the cryptocurrencies to the wrong buyer, while the money ends up in the scammer's hands. This tactic exploits trust outside the platform and the lack of internal data verification.
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🚨 He warned the world in 2008 — no one listened.
Now he’s issued another warning, and it’s even stranger.
Michael Burry, the investor who predicted the housing collapse, has shut down his fund, disappeared from public view, and left behind one last move: a $9.2M position that could become $240M if the current AI bubble bursts. It’s less a trade and more a siren.
🔍 What He’s Pointing At
Palantir: trading at 449× earnings, treated like a belief system instead of a business.
NVIDIA: spending billions on GPUs that lose value almost instantly.
AI companies: hiding $176B behind accounting tricks reminiscent of the pre-Enron era.
Burry’s message: this isn’t innovation — it’s another subprime bubble wearing new clothes.
⚠️ The Pressure Building
Big Tech is spending $200B on AI infrastructure in 2025.
Revenue growth is minimal.
Energy demand is exploding.
Profit cycles are collapsing.
Before disappearing, Burry left a final cryptic note:
“November 25th — something unchained.”
🎯 What Is His Bet?
He’s not targeting a single stock or sector.
He’s betting against the illusion — the belief that infinite capital, endless GPUs, and nonstop hype can beat real economic fundamentals.
Last time, it took 18 months.
Last time, he walked away with $100M.
Last time, the world realized too late.
Summary
Michael Burry has closed his fund and placed a high-conviction bet against what he believes is an AI-driven financial bubble resembling the 2008 crisis. Overvalued tech stocks, unsustainable spending, and accounting red flags form the core of his warning. His disappearance and cryptic message have amplified concerns that a major market correction could be near.
Maybe this time, the signs will be recognized before the system cracks.
#MarketPullback #TrumpTariffs #CryptoScamSurge #USEUTradeAgreement
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