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🚩 Why W‑Coin Smacks of a Scam

1. Repeated Listing Delays
The W‑Coin token was initially slated for January 25, then pushed to February 25, and again to April 29—yet as of June 2025, no update or listing has occurred.
2. No Specifics on Time or Exchange
Announcements only mention “Q2 2025” (likely May), but without an exact time or exchange partners—unlike legitimate projects that name their exchange and precise listing window.
3. No Pre‑market Trading
Projects like Paws, PinEye, and others typically launch pre-market trading as a warm-up phase. W‑Coin skipped this entirely.
4. Opaque Tokenomics
They vaguely allocate “70% community / 30% project” without breakdowns—that’s a red flag compared to proper token distribution charts offered by reputable projects.

🛑 Scam Tactics via Telegram Bots

Fake Verification Bots with Malware
Scammers use bots disguised as “official” verification tools. One scam, “OfficialSafeguardBot,” installs malware to steal wallet keys and personal data.

Airdrops That Require Payment
W‑Coin’s airdrop asked users to pay 1 TON to participate. That’s a clear violation of airdrop principles—pay-to-play schemes are often scams.

External Wallet Deposits
Many fraudulent bots direct users to send funds to external wallets, effectively draining assets with no oversight.

📢 Community Outrage

Users have complained of months-long exertion only to get “Not Eligible” messages—one post said:
> “W‑Coin another scam project of Telegram … it failed the community.”

W‑Coin requires participants to pay 1 TON to unlock exclusive reward. All signs point to this being another potential scam.

⚠️ General Telegram Scam Tactics

1. Watch for impersonators – Accounts that put credentials in their bio are often scams.
2. Enable 2FA & secure login – Prevents account takeovers.
3. Beware of bots that ask for funds/verification codes – They often carry malware or phishing mechanisms.

W‑Coin ticks many scam boxes:

Continual listing delays and vague announcements.
No clear exchange or launch specifics.
Pressures users to deposit funds in external wallets.
Requires upfront “airdrop fees.
Malware risk from rogue bots.
Despite flashy community stats (2.5 M followers, 11 M Telegram subs), transparency is absent—community growth doesn’t equal legitimacy.

Don't send funds to unknown bots, especially if they ask for verification.

Never pay for airdrops—real ones are free.
Lookup bot usernames and ignore any with info in bios.
Stick to official Binance/Ton ecosystems and trusted sources
If you're considering participating in W‑Coin, approach with extreme caution. As of late June 2025, it's showing all the h
Allmarks of a scam: no listing, no transparency, and potential.