Advice for beginners after the Binance hack: scammers are at their most active right now.
For anyone who hasn’t been following: on October 29, Binance’s hot wallets were hacked, with around $6.3 billion affected. Binance said it had compensated for more than 90% of the affected assets from its treasury and SAFU fund, and withdrawals are gradually resuming.
At times like these, messages pop up saying “We’ll speed up your withdrawal” or “Verify your account.” These are scams.
- Don’t give your password or verification code to anyone.
- Contact support only through the official app.
- If your withdrawal is pending, don’t keep submitting the request.
- Check your balance through Proof of Reserves.
$BNB $BTC
Got a suspicious message this week? Tell us so others can stay alert.
#BinanceSquare #CryptoSecurity #ScamAlert
For anyone who hasn’t been following: on October 29, Binance’s hot wallets were hacked, with around $6.3 billion affected. Binance said it had compensated for more than 90% of the affected assets from its treasury and SAFU fund, and withdrawals are gradually resuming.
At times like these, messages pop up saying “We’ll speed up your withdrawal” or “Verify your account.” These are scams.
- Don’t give your password or verification code to anyone.
- Contact support only through the official app.
- If your withdrawal is pending, don’t keep submitting the request.
- Check your balance through Proof of Reserves.
$BNB $BTC
Got a suspicious message this week? Tell us so others can stay alert.
#BinanceSquare #CryptoSecurity #ScamAlert
