Binance said the exchange has covered $6 billion in losses caused by a hack. Binance had previously said that the exchange had replenished approximately 90% of the affected assets, up from the 80% it had previously reported.
Come on, this isn’t a lie—this whole thing is a bubble. Those who say they’re making money are lying.
Amir ۰Saad
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💔 I’m Tired of Losing in Crypto…
Honestly, I’ve lost a lot of money in the crypto market. I’ve tried again and again to recover my losses, but sometimes it feels like the market takes away not only your money but also your peace of mind.
I’m not looking for fake promises, signals or overnight profits.
I’m asking experienced traders and genuine people in this community:
Can someone guide me on how to recover from these losses with a proper strategy?
I’m willing to learn, improve my knowledge and start again with discipline.
I know I’m not the only one facing this situation. If you’ve been through the same experience, please share your advice.
Let’s help each other instead of misleading each other.
Remember: Behind every trading loss, there is someone’s hard work, dreams and hopes. ❤️
Seeing how things sometimes go up and other times go down, I think the best thing is to buy gold or dollars, put them under a pillow, and call it a day—or make a little stash and bury it somewhere safe in the house! Because, really, with all this technology, nothing is safe. If the stock market doesn't crash, it goes up and you bet the opposite way, or a hacker gets in, and that's it, goodbye. So nothing is safe. Getting rich here is super difficult.
The friend is a scammer on P2P. It has been almost 24 hours and he hasn’t released the USDT. I contacted support and, after sending videos from my account where the bank transfer and my personal account name are clearly visible, photos of the conversation, and they still haven’t fixed anything. I don’t understand what protocol there is with the app, and there are so many scammers #Binance #P2PScamPrevention
⚠️ ALERT: Fake USDT Detected in Venezuela Attention, community! A new scam modality has been reported in Venezuela involving the use of "Flash USDT". Scammers send tokens that mimic real balance in wallets, but they lack value and cannot be traded on exchanges.
How do they operate? The Hook: You receive a "mistaken" transfer of USDT or as part of a suspicious deal.
The Trap: To "release" the money, they ask you to send a small amount to pay network fees (gas).
The Result: The fake USDT disappears or gets blocked, and you lose your real money. .
🛡️ Security tips:
Always verify the smart contract of the received token.
Do not trust unexpected deposits from strangers.
Use Binance P2P to ensure that your transactions are protected by the custody system.
Protect your funds and do not fall for "too good to be true" offers! 🛡️
P2P Venezuela: The Banesco/Mercantil error that empties wallets! ⚠️
At Radar Square, we have detected an increase in reports of 'triangulation scams' in the Venezuelan market. The modus operandi is simple: the scammer pays you from a third party account (Banesco or Mercantil) and then the real account holder reports the transfer as unrecognized. Golden Rule: If the name of the account holder at the bank does NOT exactly match the name verified on Binance, DO NOT RELEASE! Do not accept screenshots as the only proof; verify the available balance in your app. Your security is our radar.🛡️