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Satoshi Nakamoto holds over $100 BILLION in $BTC . If he ever dumps it all… the crypto world might never be the same:
1. Total Meltdown – Bitcoin could crash overnight. Panic everywhere! Billions wiped out. 😱📉

2. Hope Destroyed – People would lose faith in the dream of Bitcoin. Believers crushed. 💔

3. Regulators Strike – Governments would pounce hard, calling it a threat. 🧨⚖️

4. Crypto Collapse – Not just Bitcoin. Altcoins would tumble too. The whole market shaken.

5. Global Obsession – The world would go mad trying to find Satoshi. A real-life crypto thriller begins. 🕵️‍♂️🌍
$BTC $SOL

#Write2Earn #FreeCryptoEarnings #satoshiNakamato #bitcoin

#Binance moi I have 130 followers today on Binance and I have already published 335 posts on Binance without receiving any rewards from Binance, I am still patient my turn will come later. I am not tired of writing and publishing again. I will always publish without any problem. Sometimes one day Binance will reward my work, for the moment I have nothing to thank Binance here based on my work.

‼️‼️ Scam Alert ‼️‼️
A scammer contacts you via Telegram and offers a good amount of money in exchange for your Telegram username.
Once you accept the deal, they send you a confirmation link through a bot they have set up. If you click on the link, the game is over. You have been scammed.
I had a feeling it was a scam, so I went through the whole process just to see it. I didn't experience any issues.
Stay alert and stay safe ✊️✋️
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‼️‼️ Scam Alert ‼️‼️

A scammer reaches out to you on Telegram and offers a good amount of money in exchange for your Telegram username. Once you accept the deal, they send you a confirmation link via a bot they’ve set up. If you click the link—game over. You’ve been scammed.

I had a feeling it was a scam, so I went through the whole process just to see it through. I didn’t experience any issues.

Stay alert and stay safe ✊️✋️

‼️‼️ Scam Alert ‼️‼️

A scammer reaches out to you on Telegram and offers a good amount of money in exchange for your Telegram username. Once you accept the deal, they send you a confirmation link via a bot they’ve set up. If you click the link—game over. You’ve been scammed.

I had a feeling it was a scam, so I went through the whole process just to see it through. I didn’t experience any issues.

Stay alert and stay safe ✊️✋️

I was scammed on Binance P2P.

As a new user on Binance, I sold $630 worth of USDT to someone with the username "24tranders". He transferred approximately 265,000 PKR to my two Pakistani bank accounts using three different names. Later, I found out that these transfers were made from bank accounts that had been hacked. The victims reported the fraud to the FIA (Federal Investigation Agency), which led to my bank accounts—and those of others—being frozen as part of the investigation. Unfortunately, this investigation may drag on indefinitely.

I currently have around 800,000 PKR stuck in these accounts and am desperate to recover my funds. I’ve asked my bank to tell me who the FIA investigation officer is, but they have yet to receive a response.

To protect yourself, please follow these guidelines when using Binance P2P:

Never trade with anyone who does not have a Verified Badge.

Always look for the "Security Amount Deposited" message on their profile.

Make sure the name on the Binance profile matches the name used in the bank transaction.

I also have the phone numbers of the three individuals who sent me the money, but unfortunately, they now believe that I hacked their accounts and stole their credentials.

If anyone has advice or can help, please reach out.

#scammeralert #ScamAwareness

$BTC

✈️ Just booked a business trip to Rio de Janeiro using @travalacom.
All paid with crypto, getting a better (and faster) deal than if done via traditional means (for the whole process).

This is what I support crypto for.
Real use cases. Solving real problems.

🚩 Scammers innovate, but old tricks still work. One unlucky user lost $18,329 just by copying the wrong address from a compromised transaction history. Ouch.

Double-check addresses manually and use wallets with whitelists or bookmarks. Security isn’t a one-time thing. It’s a habit.
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