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$COW Such Scam project on Exchange Binance . In the meantime bitcon Reached from 78k to 93k This scam Project Dumped from 0.54$ to 0.33$. SCAMMERS can make you Fool with The name Cow protocol but the truth is the project is running by scammers ..
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šØ Is Trump Trying to Scam You with Crypto? š¤Ø
President Trumpās latest move, announcing a āCrypto Strategic Reserveā with $XRP , $SOL , and $ADA , raises some serious red flags. Weāve seen him play this game before, from his failed Trump Coin to other ventures that didnāt end well for investors.
This sudden announcement might look like a golden opportunity, but donāt be fooled. It could be nothing more than another attempt to manipulate the market and take advantage of unsuspecting traders. šØ
Before you rush in, take a step back. Make sure youāre not falling into another trap designed to line someone elseās pockets, not yours. Stay cautious, stay smart, and donāt let the hype cloud your judgment! ā ļø
#XRP #SOL #ADA #ScamAlert #MarketManipulation
This sudden announcement might look like a golden opportunity, but donāt be fooled. It could be nothing more than another attempt to manipulate the market and take advantage of unsuspecting traders. šØ
Before you rush in, take a step back. Make sure youāre not falling into another trap designed to line someone elseās pockets, not yours. Stay cautious, stay smart, and donāt let the hype cloud your judgment! ā ļø
#XRP #SOL #ADA #ScamAlert #MarketManipulation
$COW From the perspective of the operator's methods, the poor fund is undoubtedly a poor player; whether it is a malicious player still needs to be observed. The way to play this coin is suitable for a quick pump and dump; the coins of the poor fund are not suitable for medium to long-term holding.
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Warning Against Cryptocurrency Scams: A True Story of Losing $7,000
A cryptocurrency investor fell victim to an unfortunate scam, joining a group that claimed to have a "sniping bot" that helps members buy new coins before their prices rise. The scammers claimed that the bot was free for trial and that it would be a useful tool for sniping their future coins.
As soon as the victim linked their wallet to the bot, their entire balance of $7,000 was stolen, an amount that took more than two years of saving and trading to accumulate. There was no prior warning, and the funds could not be recovered after the scam was executed.
This incident highlights the importance of being cautious when dealing with unofficial tools and avoiding linking wallets to any suspicious sites or bots, regardless of enticing promises. In the world of cryptocurrency, "trust, but always verify" is a golden rule to avoid falling victim to such operations.
Tip: Use cold wallets to store your assets, and do not grant access permissions to your wallet to any untrusted application. If you are a victim of a scam, you can try to report it on specialized platforms, but unfortunately, recovering funds is usually difficult in the cryptocurrency world.
#ScamAlert #HackerAlert #NewTraders #BinanceAlphaAlert #LearnFromMistakes
A cryptocurrency investor fell victim to an unfortunate scam, joining a group that claimed to have a "sniping bot" that helps members buy new coins before their prices rise. The scammers claimed that the bot was free for trial and that it would be a useful tool for sniping their future coins.
As soon as the victim linked their wallet to the bot, their entire balance of $7,000 was stolen, an amount that took more than two years of saving and trading to accumulate. There was no prior warning, and the funds could not be recovered after the scam was executed.
This incident highlights the importance of being cautious when dealing with unofficial tools and avoiding linking wallets to any suspicious sites or bots, regardless of enticing promises. In the world of cryptocurrency, "trust, but always verify" is a golden rule to avoid falling victim to such operations.
Tip: Use cold wallets to store your assets, and do not grant access permissions to your wallet to any untrusted application. If you are a victim of a scam, you can try to report it on specialized platforms, but unfortunately, recovering funds is usually difficult in the cryptocurrency world.
#ScamAlert #HackerAlert #NewTraders #BinanceAlphaAlert #LearnFromMistakes
šØ Pump.funās X Account HACKED- STAY SAFE!!!
Pump.funās official X account was compromised on Feb. 26, with hackers using it to push a fake governance token called "PUMP" alongside other scam coins.
Onchain investigator ZachXBT linked this hack to previous attacks on Jupiter DAO (Feb 2025) and DogWifCoin (Nov 2024), confirming that these breaches were not the fault of the teams involved. The Pump.fun team has acknowledged the hack and is actively working to regain control.
This incident adds to a growing wave of crypto security breaches, coming just days after the historic $1.4B Bybit hack and follows the LIBRA token rug pull ($107M) linked to Argentine President Javier Milei. Follow @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder to stay safe and updated! #PumpFun #Pump #ScamAlert #Hack #Memecoins
Pump.funās official X account was compromised on Feb. 26, with hackers using it to push a fake governance token called "PUMP" alongside other scam coins.
Onchain investigator ZachXBT linked this hack to previous attacks on Jupiter DAO (Feb 2025) and DogWifCoin (Nov 2024), confirming that these breaches were not the fault of the teams involved. The Pump.fun team has acknowledged the hack and is actively working to regain control.
This incident adds to a growing wave of crypto security breaches, coming just days after the historic $1.4B Bybit hack and follows the LIBRA token rug pull ($107M) linked to Argentine President Javier Milei. Follow @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder to stay safe and updated! #PumpFun #Pump #ScamAlert #Hack #Memecoins
Dear my lovers m back with sad news...
My one person try to hack my banince id and withdrawal my 2,823$ ii put my facial security code all but how he withdrawal
I don't understand but finally back account ...Thanks to binance again back but little confused can't buy again usdt hope it will fixed soon.....guys plese wait for me plese #USDT #ScamAlert
Guys plese verify your account with what binance gives 1...facial security code Gmail try to verify for your future settlement thank you guys be in rules thank you
$TRUMP target šÆ
My one person try to hack my banince id and withdrawal my 2,823$ ii put my facial security code all but how he withdrawal
I don't understand but finally back account ...Thanks to binance again back but little confused can't buy again usdt hope it will fixed soon.....guys plese wait for me plese #USDT #ScamAlert
Guys plese verify your account with what binance gives 1...facial security code Gmail try to verify for your future settlement thank you guys be in rules thank you
$TRUMP target šÆ
šØ WARNING: Cybercriminals are using fake GitHub projects to spread malware targeting crypto users, says Kaspersky! ā ļø
š” Stay vigilant & double-check sources!
#CryptoSecurity #ScamAlert #bitcoin #Ethereum
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š” Stay vigilant & double-check sources!
#CryptoSecurity #ScamAlert #bitcoin #Ethereum
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šØ SCAM ALERT: Fake Binance Security Message šØ
A new phishing scam is making the rounds, pretending to be from Binance. Users are receiving text messages claiming their account was accessed from Pyongyang, North Korea and urging them to call a fraudulent number (+852 3428 5769).
ā ļø DO NOT call the number or provide any personal details!
ā ļø Binance does not send security alerts via random phone numbers.
ā ļø This is a scam designed to steal your credentials or money.
ā What to do:
š¹ Ignore and delete the message.
š¹ Report it as spam to your mobile provider.
š¹ Enable 2FA and check your Binance account directly via the official website/app.
Stay alert and share this warning to protect others! šØ
šØ SCAM ALERT: Fake Binance Security Message šØ
A new phishing scam is making the rounds, pretending to be from Binance. Users are receiving text messages claiming their account was accessed from Pyongyang, North Korea and urging them to call a fraudulent number (+852 3428 5769).
ā ļø DO NOT call the number or provide any personal details!
ā ļø Binance does not send security alerts via random phone numbers.
ā ļø This is a scam designed to steal your credentials or money.
ā What to do:
š¹ Ignore and delete the message.
š¹ Report it as spam to your mobile provider.
š¹ Enable 2FA and check your Binance account directly via the official website/app.
Stay alert and share this warning to protect others! šØ
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šØ The Cryptoqueen Mystery: The Rise & Fall of OneCoin šØ
Imagine investing in the next big thing, only to realize it never existed. Thatās exactly what happened with OneCoin, the billion-dollar crypto scam led by Ruja Ignatova, aka the Cryptoqueen.
š The Dream That Never Was
Back in 2014, OneCoin was pitched as the Bitcoin killer, a revolutionary digital currency that promised huge returns. Ignatova convinced millions to buy āeducational packagesā that included tokens to mine OneCoināexcept there was one problem: OneCoin had no real blockchain. It was all smoke and mirrors.
ā ļø The Scam Unravels
For years, OneCoin operated like a classic Ponzi scheme, paying early investors with money from new ones. As the hype grew, authorities started investigating, and in 2017, Ignatova disappeared after boarding a flight from Bulgaria to Greece.
Meanwhile, her brother Konstantin Ignatov took over but was arrested in 2019, pleading guilty to fraud. Another key figure, Karl Sebastian Greenwood, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for helping run the scheme. (DOJ Report)
š Where Is Ruja Ignatova Now?
Itās been over seven years, and sheās still missing. Recent reports suggest she could be hiding in Cape Town, South Africa, possibly under a new identity. The FBI has placed her on its most-wanted list, offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to her arrest. (The Times)
š° The Aftermath: $4 Billion Gone
OneCoin is one of the biggest financial frauds in history, with investors losing a staggering $4 billion. This case is a wake-up call for crypto investorsāalways research before investing, and never trust promises of āguaranteedā returns.
š„ What do you think? Will the Cryptoqueen ever be found, or has she disappeared for good? Drop your thoughts below! š
#OneCoin #Cryptoqueen #Investing #ScamAlert #Blockchain
Imagine investing in the next big thing, only to realize it never existed. Thatās exactly what happened with OneCoin, the billion-dollar crypto scam led by Ruja Ignatova, aka the Cryptoqueen.
š The Dream That Never Was
Back in 2014, OneCoin was pitched as the Bitcoin killer, a revolutionary digital currency that promised huge returns. Ignatova convinced millions to buy āeducational packagesā that included tokens to mine OneCoināexcept there was one problem: OneCoin had no real blockchain. It was all smoke and mirrors.
ā ļø The Scam Unravels
For years, OneCoin operated like a classic Ponzi scheme, paying early investors with money from new ones. As the hype grew, authorities started investigating, and in 2017, Ignatova disappeared after boarding a flight from Bulgaria to Greece.
Meanwhile, her brother Konstantin Ignatov took over but was arrested in 2019, pleading guilty to fraud. Another key figure, Karl Sebastian Greenwood, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for helping run the scheme. (DOJ Report)
š Where Is Ruja Ignatova Now?
Itās been over seven years, and sheās still missing. Recent reports suggest she could be hiding in Cape Town, South Africa, possibly under a new identity. The FBI has placed her on its most-wanted list, offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to her arrest. (The Times)
š° The Aftermath: $4 Billion Gone
OneCoin is one of the biggest financial frauds in history, with investors losing a staggering $4 billion. This case is a wake-up call for crypto investorsāalways research before investing, and never trust promises of āguaranteedā returns.
š„ What do you think? Will the Cryptoqueen ever be found, or has she disappeared for good? Drop your thoughts below! š
#OneCoin #Cryptoqueen #Investing #ScamAlert #Blockchain
šØš„Beware of Scamsš„šØ
#ScamAlert #BinanceAlphaAlert
šØ SCAM ALERT: Fake Binance Security Message
A new phishing scam is making the rounds, pretending to be from Binance.
Users are receiving text messages claiming their account was accessed from Pyongyang, North Korea and urging them to call a fraudulent number (+852 3428 5769).
ā ļø DO NOT call the number or provide any personal details!
ā ļø Binance does not send security alerts via random phone numbers.
ā ļø This is a scam designed to steal your credentials or money.
ā What to do:
š¹ Ignore and delete the message.
š¹ Report it as spam to your mobile provider.
š¹ Enable 2FA and check your Binance account directly via the official website/app.
Stay alert and share this warning to protect others! šØ
#ScamAlert #BinanceAlphaAlert
šØ SCAM ALERT: Fake Binance Security Message
A new phishing scam is making the rounds, pretending to be from Binance.
Users are receiving text messages claiming their account was accessed from Pyongyang, North Korea and urging them to call a fraudulent number (+852 3428 5769).
ā ļø DO NOT call the number or provide any personal details!
ā ļø Binance does not send security alerts via random phone numbers.
ā ļø This is a scam designed to steal your credentials or money.
ā What to do:
š¹ Ignore and delete the message.
š¹ Report it as spam to your mobile provider.
š¹ Enable 2FA and check your Binance account directly via the official website/app.
Stay alert and share this warning to protect others! šØ
š„ #StaySafe š”ļø #ScamAlert ā ļø
ā Kya Hua? š¤šø
šØš³ Ek Chinese aadmi South Korea ke Jeju Island ke hotel me murdered mila! š±šØ
šØ Yeh murder ek crypto transaction se linked lag raha hai! š±šŖ
š®āāļø South Korean police ne 4 Chinese nationals ko arrest kiya. ššØš³
š©āš¦°š©āš¦± Do auratein (30s me), šØāš¦° ek aadmi (30s me), aur š“ ek aadmi (60s me) detained hue! šļøāļø
š° Suspects ne 85 million Korean won (~$69,000 USD) loot liye aur bhaag gaye! šāāļøš¼šø
ā ļø Yeh sab kaise hua? šµļøāāļøš
š¤ Victim ne suspects ke saath ek private crypto deal arrange ki thi. šµš±
šØ Meeting ek luxury hotel me Jeju Island pe set thi. šš“
āļø Kisi baat pe dispute hua, aur phir violent attack! šØš«
š± Suspects ne cash loot liya, aur mobile se aur bhi crypto transfer kar liya! šµļøāāļøš²
āļø Woh log bhaagne wale the, par airport aur ek aur hotel se pakde gaye! ššØ
š”ļø Crypto transactions me safe kaise rahein? š°š
ā Hamesha regulated crypto exchanges use karein! š¦š
š« Private, in-person crypto deals unknown logon ke saath avoid karein! š¤ā
š Digital wallets ke liye 2FA (two-factor authentication) enable karein! š²š
ā ļø Apni crypto info kisi ke saath bhi share karne se pehle soch samajh lein! šš”ļø
šµļøāāļø Koi bhi suspicious activity ho toh turant report karein! šš¢
š¢ Authorities abhi bhi investigation kar rahi hain! Stay alert & crypto safely trade karein! šš”ļø
š„ Stay Safe! Stay Smart! Stay Secure! š„
ā Kya Hua? š¤šø
šØš³ Ek Chinese aadmi South Korea ke Jeju Island ke hotel me murdered mila! š±šØ
šØ Yeh murder ek crypto transaction se linked lag raha hai! š±šŖ
š®āāļø South Korean police ne 4 Chinese nationals ko arrest kiya. ššØš³
š©āš¦°š©āš¦± Do auratein (30s me), šØāš¦° ek aadmi (30s me), aur š“ ek aadmi (60s me) detained hue! šļøāļø
š° Suspects ne 85 million Korean won (~$69,000 USD) loot liye aur bhaag gaye! šāāļøš¼šø
ā ļø Yeh sab kaise hua? šµļøāāļøš
š¤ Victim ne suspects ke saath ek private crypto deal arrange ki thi. šµš±
šØ Meeting ek luxury hotel me Jeju Island pe set thi. šš“
āļø Kisi baat pe dispute hua, aur phir violent attack! šØš«
š± Suspects ne cash loot liya, aur mobile se aur bhi crypto transfer kar liya! šµļøāāļøš²
āļø Woh log bhaagne wale the, par airport aur ek aur hotel se pakde gaye! ššØ
š”ļø Crypto transactions me safe kaise rahein? š°š
ā Hamesha regulated crypto exchanges use karein! š¦š
š« Private, in-person crypto deals unknown logon ke saath avoid karein! š¤ā
š Digital wallets ke liye 2FA (two-factor authentication) enable karein! š²š
ā ļø Apni crypto info kisi ke saath bhi share karne se pehle soch samajh lein! šš”ļø
šµļøāāļø Koi bhi suspicious activity ho toh turant report karein! šš¢
š¢ Authorities abhi bhi investigation kar rahi hain! Stay alert & crypto safely trade karein! šš”ļø
š„ Stay Safe! Stay Smart! Stay Secure! š„
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šØ In These Tough Times, Scammers Are Getting Smarter! šØ
*Indian Businessman Loses 221K in Crypto Scam* š±
A 48-year-old businessman from *Ahmedabad* fell victim to a crypto investment scam, losing a staggering *Rs. 1.92 crore* (221K) after being lured in by a fraudster on *Facebook*. Letās break down how this happened and why you need to stay cautious!
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*š How It Happened:*
1. *The Friend Request*:
The businessman received a *friend request* from a woman claiming to be in the *gym equipment business*. š¤
2. *Moving to WhatsApp*:
The conversation quickly moved to *WhatsApp*, where she introduced him to a *"lucrative" crypto platform*. š²
3. *Initial Investment*:
He started with a modest *500 investment*, which soon turned into a *250 profit*. šµ This success encouraged him to invest more.
4. *The Big Investment*:
Over time, he invested a total of *Rs. 6 crore* (~$692K). š³ But when he tried to *withdraw* his funds, things took a turn for the worse.
5. *The Red Flag*:
He was asked to pay a *20% tax upfront* before making any withdrawals. This was a *clear scam warning*! š©
6. *The Scam Unveiled*:
As expected, the scammer disappeared, and the platform turned out to be *fake*. š«
---
*š Authorities Take Action:*
A case has been filed for *criminal conspiracy*, *cheating by impersonation*, and *breach of trust*. Officials have issued a *warning* to the public about *unverified crypto schemes* and emphasize using *trusted platforms* only. š
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*š Key Takeaways:*
- *Be Cautious*: Scammers are getting *smarter* and *more convincing*. Donāt be fooled by promises of high returns. šØ
- *Do Your Research*: Only invest in *verified and trusted platforms*. Always check for reviews, and avoid platforms with *unrealistic promises*.
- *Report Scams*: If you encounter suspicious activity, report it to authorities immediately. šØ
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Stay safe out there, traders! Don't let scammers take advantage of you in these tough times. š
$ETH
$KAITO
#CryptoScam #StaySafe #ScamAlert #CryptoAwareness #InvestWisely
A 48-year-old businessman from *Ahmedabad* fell victim to a crypto investment scam, losing a staggering *Rs. 1.92 crore* (221K) after being lured in by a fraudster on *Facebook*. Letās break down how this happened and why you need to stay cautious!
---
*š How It Happened:*
1. *The Friend Request*:
The businessman received a *friend request* from a woman claiming to be in the *gym equipment business*. š¤
2. *Moving to WhatsApp*:
The conversation quickly moved to *WhatsApp*, where she introduced him to a *"lucrative" crypto platform*. š²
3. *Initial Investment*:
He started with a modest *500 investment*, which soon turned into a *250 profit*. šµ This success encouraged him to invest more.
4. *The Big Investment*:
Over time, he invested a total of *Rs. 6 crore* (~$692K). š³ But when he tried to *withdraw* his funds, things took a turn for the worse.
5. *The Red Flag*:
He was asked to pay a *20% tax upfront* before making any withdrawals. This was a *clear scam warning*! š©
6. *The Scam Unveiled*:
As expected, the scammer disappeared, and the platform turned out to be *fake*. š«
---
*š Authorities Take Action:*
A case has been filed for *criminal conspiracy*, *cheating by impersonation*, and *breach of trust*. Officials have issued a *warning* to the public about *unverified crypto schemes* and emphasize using *trusted platforms* only. š
---
*š Key Takeaways:*
- *Be Cautious*: Scammers are getting *smarter* and *more convincing*. Donāt be fooled by promises of high returns. šØ
- *Do Your Research*: Only invest in *verified and trusted platforms*. Always check for reviews, and avoid platforms with *unrealistic promises*.
- *Report Scams*: If you encounter suspicious activity, report it to authorities immediately. šØ
---
Stay safe out there, traders! Don't let scammers take advantage of you in these tough times. š
$ETH
$KAITO
#CryptoScam #StaySafe #ScamAlert #CryptoAwareness #InvestWisely
š„ #StaySafe š”ļø #ScamAlert ā ļø
ā What Happened? š¤šø
šØš³ A Chinese man was found dead in a hotel on Jeju Island, South Korea. š±šØ
šØ Suspected to be a murder linked to a cryptocurrency transaction. š±šŖ
š®āāļø South Korean police arrested four Chinese nationals involved. ššØš³
š©āš¦°š©āš¦± Two women in their 30s, šØāš¦° a man in his 30s, and š“ a man in his 60s were detained. šļøāļø
š° The suspects stole 85 million Korean won (approx. $69,000 USD) and fled the scene. šāāļøš¼
ā ļø How Did the Incident Occur? šµļøāāļøš
š¤ The victim arranged a private cryptocurrency deal with the suspects. šµš±
šØ The meeting took place in a luxury hotel on Jeju Island. šš“
āļø A dispute arose, leading to a violent attack on the victim. šØš«
š± Suspects stole his cash & accessed his mobile to transfer additional cryptocurrency. šµļøāāļøš²
āļø The suspects tried to flee the country but were caught at the airport & another hotel. ššØ
š”ļø How to Stay Safe in Crypto Transactions? š°š
ā Use regulated cryptocurrency exchanges for all transactions. š¦š
š« Avoid private, in-person crypto deals with unknown parties. š¤ā
š Enable two-factor authentication on all digital wallets. š²š
ā ļø Be cautious of sharing personal information related to crypto assets. šš”ļø
šµļøāāļø Report any suspicious activity to authorities immediately. šš¢
š¢ Authorities are still investigating the motive & details of this tragic crime. Stay alert & trade crypto safely! šš”ļø
š„ Stay Safe! Stay Informed! š„
ā What Happened? š¤šø
šØš³ A Chinese man was found dead in a hotel on Jeju Island, South Korea. š±šØ
šØ Suspected to be a murder linked to a cryptocurrency transaction. š±šŖ
š®āāļø South Korean police arrested four Chinese nationals involved. ššØš³
š©āš¦°š©āš¦± Two women in their 30s, šØāš¦° a man in his 30s, and š“ a man in his 60s were detained. šļøāļø
š° The suspects stole 85 million Korean won (approx. $69,000 USD) and fled the scene. šāāļøš¼
ā ļø How Did the Incident Occur? šµļøāāļøš
š¤ The victim arranged a private cryptocurrency deal with the suspects. šµš±
šØ The meeting took place in a luxury hotel on Jeju Island. šš“
āļø A dispute arose, leading to a violent attack on the victim. šØš«
š± Suspects stole his cash & accessed his mobile to transfer additional cryptocurrency. šµļøāāļøš²
āļø The suspects tried to flee the country but were caught at the airport & another hotel. ššØ
š”ļø How to Stay Safe in Crypto Transactions? š°š
ā Use regulated cryptocurrency exchanges for all transactions. š¦š
š« Avoid private, in-person crypto deals with unknown parties. š¤ā
š Enable two-factor authentication on all digital wallets. š²š
ā ļø Be cautious of sharing personal information related to crypto assets. šš”ļø
šµļøāāļø Report any suspicious activity to authorities immediately. šš¢
š¢ Authorities are still investigating the motive & details of this tragic crime. Stay alert & trade crypto safely! šš”ļø
š„ Stay Safe! Stay Informed! š„
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šØ Tunisian Girl Arrested for Stealing $850K in TrumpCoin Crypto! š„
In Miami, 22-year-old Maissa Jebali has been arrested for allegedly stealing $850,000 worth of TrumpCoin cryptocurrency from her ex-boyfriend, Anthony Bravo, and making unauthorized purchases with his credit card.
š° After their breakup, Jebali transferred the funds from Bravoās wallet! šØ Since she was illegally residing in the U.S., she was taken into custody by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) and might be deported to Tunisia before trial.
āļø Jebali has pleaded not guilty, and her lawyer hopes she will face trial in the U.S.
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In Miami, 22-year-old Maissa Jebali has been arrested for allegedly stealing $850,000 worth of TrumpCoin cryptocurrency from her ex-boyfriend, Anthony Bravo, and making unauthorized purchases with his credit card.
š° After their breakup, Jebali transferred the funds from Bravoās wallet! šØ Since she was illegally residing in the U.S., she was taken into custody by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) and might be deported to Tunisia before trial.
āļø Jebali has pleaded not guilty, and her lawyer hopes she will face trial in the U.S.
$TRUMP
#CryptoNews #TrumpCoin #Bitcoin #Binance #ScamAlert
š± Pi Coin: Six Years of Hard Work Turned Into a Scam š
In a shocking turn of events, what was once hailed as the "currency of the future," *Pi Coin*, has turned out to be a complete *scam*. After six long years of hype, anticipation, and promises, the *mainnet launch* exposed the devastating truth: *Pi Coin had no real blockchain technology* backing it up. It was all just a clever *scheme to get users to watch ads*. š¤Æ
*The Pi Coin Scheme: The Truth Behind the Hype*
The Pi Coin team had a simple idea: get people to *earn virtual coins* by watching ads. š® It sounded a lot like those mobile games that reward players with tokens in exchange for time spent watching ads. At first, it workedāpeople were excited, and the project grew in popularity. But soon, the *advertising revenue dried up*, and the whole foundation began to *crumble*. šø
*Desperate Measures and The Stellar Network Cover-Up* š¤¦āāļø
With the community starting to turn on them and some harsh threats coming their way, the Pi Coin team scrambled to save face. Their solution? *Hitchhike onto the Stellar Network* to cover up their technological *failures*. They thought the name *314*, representing Pi (Ļ), would add some āmathematical geniusā appeal by setting the mainnet launch for ā314 days later.ā š¤ But behind that number was just a *sinister* reality: a *scam* that left many users feeling betrayed. š
*The Aftermath: Disappointment and Financial Losses* šø
For *six years*, people invested their *time, energy*, and hopes into this project. And now, after all of that, theyāre left with *nothing*. š The Pi Coin bubble has burst, and many are left holding empty promises and shattered dreams. š
*A Lesson for Crypto Investors* š
This is a *huge wake-up call* for anyone involved in cryptocurrency. It serves as a powerful reminder that *not all projects are what they seem*. Just because something sounds too good to be true doesnāt mean it is. šØ Always do your research! Make sure you understand the *underlying technology*, the *team*, and the *actual value* a project is providing before diving in. š§
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*The Takeaway:*
Be *cautious* and *prudent* when it comes to investing in cryptocurrency. š« If an opportunity seems *too good to be true*, it probably is. Stick to trusted, verified projects and always look for the *long-term value* and *proof of technology*.
Let this be a lesson learned: in the world of crypto, *donāt get caught up in the hype*! š„
$HBAR
#picoin #Cryptoscam #investingincrypto #ScamAlert
*The Pi Coin Scheme: The Truth Behind the Hype*
The Pi Coin team had a simple idea: get people to *earn virtual coins* by watching ads. š® It sounded a lot like those mobile games that reward players with tokens in exchange for time spent watching ads. At first, it workedāpeople were excited, and the project grew in popularity. But soon, the *advertising revenue dried up*, and the whole foundation began to *crumble*. šø
*Desperate Measures and The Stellar Network Cover-Up* š¤¦āāļø
With the community starting to turn on them and some harsh threats coming their way, the Pi Coin team scrambled to save face. Their solution? *Hitchhike onto the Stellar Network* to cover up their technological *failures*. They thought the name *314*, representing Pi (Ļ), would add some āmathematical geniusā appeal by setting the mainnet launch for ā314 days later.ā š¤ But behind that number was just a *sinister* reality: a *scam* that left many users feeling betrayed. š
*The Aftermath: Disappointment and Financial Losses* šø
For *six years*, people invested their *time, energy*, and hopes into this project. And now, after all of that, theyāre left with *nothing*. š The Pi Coin bubble has burst, and many are left holding empty promises and shattered dreams. š
*A Lesson for Crypto Investors* š
This is a *huge wake-up call* for anyone involved in cryptocurrency. It serves as a powerful reminder that *not all projects are what they seem*. Just because something sounds too good to be true doesnāt mean it is. šØ Always do your research! Make sure you understand the *underlying technology*, the *team*, and the *actual value* a project is providing before diving in. š§
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*The Takeaway:*
Be *cautious* and *prudent* when it comes to investing in cryptocurrency. š« If an opportunity seems *too good to be true*, it probably is. Stick to trusted, verified projects and always look for the *long-term value* and *proof of technology*.
Let this be a lesson learned: in the world of crypto, *donāt get caught up in the hype*! š„
$HBAR
#picoin #Cryptoscam #investingincrypto #ScamAlert
Abhishek_B:
Someone is clearly not happy seeing pi grow.. I completely understand.. it's been 6 years you've ridiculed it.. now that it's finally up and running.. this venom.. best wishes..
ššø For the past few days, I dropped my $SOL address in dozens of SOL whales comments to see if I'd get any tokens. The result? Not even a dollar. š¤·āāļø
No free money ā just three attempts to steal my identity and private key. šØš
If it sounds too good to be true, it is likely scamā¦ š
š Their Playbook:
1ļøā£ Engagement farming ā They boost reach by following, reposting & liking. šš„
2ļøā£ Pump & Dump ā "Hot tips" on buys? Just exit liquidity for the whales. š³š°ā”ļøš«”
3ļøā£ Presale scams ā That "pre-sale" SOL address? 99% chance itās THEIR wallet. šÆš
Stay sharp šØā ļø
#ScamAlert #AirdropAlert
No free money ā just three attempts to steal my identity and private key. šØš
If it sounds too good to be true, it is likely scamā¦ š
š Their Playbook:
1ļøā£ Engagement farming ā They boost reach by following, reposting & liking. šš„
2ļøā£ Pump & Dump ā "Hot tips" on buys? Just exit liquidity for the whales. š³š°ā”ļøš«”
3ļøā£ Presale scams ā That "pre-sale" SOL address? 99% chance itās THEIR wallet. šÆš
Stay sharp šØā ļø
#ScamAlert #AirdropAlert
Square-Creator-e72bd0ad88af3eb30269:
I used this app myself on my wallet, and I received some credits, I paid a fee for them, but I received them.
https://claimyoursol.com/7uzFijj6a42HbNlyoxTG
šØšEven new token airdrops are fake on X
They promise after posting a $SOL address to send you some new tokenš°. Nothing comes. Only shady DM if you are "lucky" š©
There is a link leading to a sketchy site šµļøāāļø with a broken wallet connectionāš
Site wants to make you to connect it manually by adding your private key / seed phrase. It promises to stealing you wallet.
Stay safe, donāt trust "free money"! ā ļø #ScamAlert #CryptoSecurity
They promise after posting a $SOL address to send you some new tokenš°. Nothing comes. Only shady DM if you are "lucky" š©
There is a link leading to a sketchy site šµļøāāļø with a broken wallet connectionāš
Site wants to make you to connect it manually by adding your private key / seed phrase. It promises to stealing you wallet.
Stay safe, donāt trust "free money"! ā ļø #ScamAlert #CryptoSecurity
šØHackers can now access your bank account without OTPšØ
Cybercriminals have developed a sophisticated scam to access your bank account without needing an OTP! Here's how they're doing it:
šØCall Merging Scamš§”
Scammers pose as friends or acquaintances and request a call merge to include another person. Unwittingly, you'll link to a legitimate OTP verification call from your bank. The fraudsters will then use the OTP to authorize unauthorized transactions!
ā ā Other Scams to Watch Out For ā
šøPhishing links: Be cautious of suspicious links that can lead to malware attacks or data breaches.
šøCall forwarding: Fraudsters can redirect calls to intercept OTPs and confidential details.
šøVoicemail scams: Scammers pose as banks or authorities to manipulate individuals into divulging personal information.
šøQR code fraud: Malicious QR codes can enable unauthorized fund transfers.
šøScreen sharing scams: Scammers use screen-sharing applications to gain control over banking transactions.
šøAPK and RAT malware scams: Sophisticated Android Application Package (APK) files and Remote Access Trojans (RATs) can allow hackers to gain remote control over your device!
#ScamAlert #CyberSecurity
Cybercriminals have developed a sophisticated scam to access your bank account without needing an OTP! Here's how they're doing it:
šØCall Merging Scamš§”
Scammers pose as friends or acquaintances and request a call merge to include another person. Unwittingly, you'll link to a legitimate OTP verification call from your bank. The fraudsters will then use the OTP to authorize unauthorized transactions!
ā ā Other Scams to Watch Out For ā
šøPhishing links: Be cautious of suspicious links that can lead to malware attacks or data breaches.
šøCall forwarding: Fraudsters can redirect calls to intercept OTPs and confidential details.
šøVoicemail scams: Scammers pose as banks or authorities to manipulate individuals into divulging personal information.
šøQR code fraud: Malicious QR codes can enable unauthorized fund transfers.
šøScreen sharing scams: Scammers use screen-sharing applications to gain control over banking transactions.
šøAPK and RAT malware scams: Sophisticated Android Application Package (APK) files and Remote Access Trojans (RATs) can allow hackers to gain remote control over your device!
#ScamAlert #CyberSecurity
Ali Haider Kazmi :
how it's possible?
š Crypto Wallet Hacks ā How Scammers Are Stealing Millions! šØ
Think your crypto is safe? Think again. Scammers are evolving, and millions are lost daily. Hereās how they do itāand how to protect your funds.
ā ļø 1. Fake Airdrops & Phishing Scams
šØ You receive a random token in your walletālooks valuable, right?
š„ You try to sell it, and suddenly, your wallet is drained!
š„ Solution: NEVER interact with unknown tokens. Always verify legitimacy first!
ā ļø 2. "Support Team" Scams
šØ Someone DMās you pretending to be Binance support.
ā They ask for your seed phrase to āfixā an issue.
š„ You share itāand your portfolio vanishes.
š„ Solution: No real support team will EVER ask for your private keys!
ā ļø 3. Exchange Withdrawal Freezes
šØ You trade on a shady exchange.
ā Withdrawal requests get delayedāthen the exchange disappears.
š„ Solution: Stick to reputable exchanges. Use self-custody wallets for long-term holdings!
ā ļø 4. Malware & Clipboard Hijackers
šØ You copy a wallet address to send crypto.
š» A hidden virus changes it to a scammerās address.
š„ You hit sendāyour funds are gone forever!
š„ Solution: Always double-check addresses before sending transactions!
š” The Golden Rule:
ā If it seems too good to be true, itās a scam.
ā NEVER share your private keysānot even with "support."
ā Use hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor) for large holdings.
šØ Have you ever almost fallen for a crypto scam? Share your experience in the comments so others can learn!
#CryptoSecurity #ScamAlert #StaySafe #CryptoTips š
Think your crypto is safe? Think again. Scammers are evolving, and millions are lost daily. Hereās how they do itāand how to protect your funds.
ā ļø 1. Fake Airdrops & Phishing Scams
šØ You receive a random token in your walletālooks valuable, right?
š„ You try to sell it, and suddenly, your wallet is drained!
š„ Solution: NEVER interact with unknown tokens. Always verify legitimacy first!
ā ļø 2. "Support Team" Scams
šØ Someone DMās you pretending to be Binance support.
ā They ask for your seed phrase to āfixā an issue.
š„ You share itāand your portfolio vanishes.
š„ Solution: No real support team will EVER ask for your private keys!
ā ļø 3. Exchange Withdrawal Freezes
šØ You trade on a shady exchange.
ā Withdrawal requests get delayedāthen the exchange disappears.
š„ Solution: Stick to reputable exchanges. Use self-custody wallets for long-term holdings!
ā ļø 4. Malware & Clipboard Hijackers
šØ You copy a wallet address to send crypto.
š» A hidden virus changes it to a scammerās address.
š„ You hit sendāyour funds are gone forever!
š„ Solution: Always double-check addresses before sending transactions!
š” The Golden Rule:
ā If it seems too good to be true, itās a scam.
ā NEVER share your private keysānot even with "support."
ā Use hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor) for large holdings.
šØ Have you ever almost fallen for a crypto scam? Share your experience in the comments so others can learn!
#CryptoSecurity #ScamAlert #StaySafe #CryptoTips š
šØ P2P SCAM ALERT ā PROTECT YOUR FUNDS! šØ
Scammers are actively targeting Binance P2P transactionsādonāt fall for their tricks! ā ļø
š“ How the Scam Works:
1ļøā£ Fake Refund Trap ā After you send the payment, scammers urge you to cancel the order, tricking you into losing your funds.
2ļøā£ Fake Binance Support ā Scammers impersonate Binance support, asking you to scan a Web Login QR codeāthis gives them full access to your account!
š« How to Stay Safe:
ā Never cancel your order once youāve paid.
ā Ignore messages from unknown contacts on Telegram or WhatsApp.
ā Verify customer support only through Binanceās official channels.
ā Enable 2FA and secure your login credentials at all times.
ā” Stay vigilant, stay secure! Donāt let scammers steal your crypto! ā”
#CryptoSafety #P2PScam #BinanceSecurity #StaySafe #ScamAlert šØ
Scammers are actively targeting Binance P2P transactionsādonāt fall for their tricks! ā ļø
š“ How the Scam Works:
1ļøā£ Fake Refund Trap ā After you send the payment, scammers urge you to cancel the order, tricking you into losing your funds.
2ļøā£ Fake Binance Support ā Scammers impersonate Binance support, asking you to scan a Web Login QR codeāthis gives them full access to your account!
š« How to Stay Safe:
ā Never cancel your order once youāve paid.
ā Ignore messages from unknown contacts on Telegram or WhatsApp.
ā Verify customer support only through Binanceās official channels.
ā Enable 2FA and secure your login credentials at all times.
ā” Stay vigilant, stay secure! Donāt let scammers steal your crypto! ā”
#CryptoSafety #P2PScam #BinanceSecurity #StaySafe #ScamAlert šØ
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