⚠️ Binance warns: not every payment showing $USDT is real
A Binance wallet posted on X an important alert for everyone receiving USDT for goods or a service. 🧾💸
Imagine you sent something, then a payment arrives, and you open your wallet to find the name “USDT.” It feels normal—like everything’s fine and you’ve delivered the buyer’s order, right? 🤔
But Binance says the scammer may send a token that imitates USDT in name and appearance. It looks like a real payment, and only later, when you try to cash it out, you discover its value is much lower than you expected. 😕
And this isn’t limited to a single coin; in its security explanation, Binance mentioned an example of a fake BNB token used as a payment. 🪙
Before you accept anything, take a minute to verify the network and the token contract address from a trusted source. 🔎 The name, logo, or number shown in the wallet alone isn’t enough. And if you see a warning inside the wallet, don’t ignore it. 🛡️
Have you encountered a token with a known coin name but it turned out to be different? How did you confirm it? 👀👇
We don’t offer you a ready-made investment opportunity; we share the news, and you research and decide whether there’s a chance for you. 📰🔎 This content is not investment advice.
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A Binance wallet posted on X an important alert for everyone receiving USDT for goods or a service. 🧾💸
Imagine you sent something, then a payment arrives, and you open your wallet to find the name “USDT.” It feels normal—like everything’s fine and you’ve delivered the buyer’s order, right? 🤔
But Binance says the scammer may send a token that imitates USDT in name and appearance. It looks like a real payment, and only later, when you try to cash it out, you discover its value is much lower than you expected. 😕
And this isn’t limited to a single coin; in its security explanation, Binance mentioned an example of a fake BNB token used as a payment. 🪙
Before you accept anything, take a minute to verify the network and the token contract address from a trusted source. 🔎 The name, logo, or number shown in the wallet alone isn’t enough. And if you see a warning inside the wallet, don’t ignore it. 🛡️
Have you encountered a token with a known coin name but it turned out to be different? How did you confirm it? 👀👇
We don’t offer you a ready-made investment opportunity; we share the news, and you research and decide whether there’s a chance for you. 📰🔎 This content is not investment advice.
$SOL $BNB
