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破られないコード：2²⁵⁶があなたのBitcoinを守る ⭐
Bitcoinの破られない金庫：暗号セキュリティの数学
Bitcoinのセキュリティの基盤は、ファイアウォールや守られたサーバーではなく、数学の不変の法則にあります。具体的には暗号鍵の使用によって実現されています。各Bitcoinウォレットは、公開アドレスと秘密鍵のペアによって保護されています。公開アドレスは資金を受け取るために広く共有され、秘密鍵は支出を承認するために絶対に秘匿されます。このシステムの伝説的なセキュリティは、楕円曲線デジタル署名方式（ECDSA）の一方通行性に由来しています。
Bitcoinのセキュリティの基盤は、ファイアウォールや守られたサーバーではなく、数学の不変の法則にあります。具体的には暗号鍵の使用によって実現されています。各Bitcoinウォレットは、公開アドレスと秘密鍵のペアによって保護されています。公開アドレスは資金を受け取るために広く共有され、秘密鍵は支出を承認するために絶対に秘匿されます。このシステムの伝説的なセキュリティは、楕円曲線デジタル署名方式（ECDSA）の一方通行性に由来しています。
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#Blockstream は、ビットコインやその他の金融ブロックチェーンのコアシステムを構築するトップテック企業です。
2014年にアダム・バックのような人々によって設立され、ビットコインの成長、安全性、容量の向上に努めています。
この会社は、迅速なプライベート送金のための別のチェーンであるLiquid Networkなど、企業向けのツールを提供しています。
それはまた、Lightning Networkのc lightningバージョンを含むオープンソースソフトウェアの開発を支援しています。
主なプロジェクトはBlockstream Satelliteです。
このシステムは、地球上の固定位置にある衛星を使用して、宇宙からビットコイン元帳データを送信します。
それはほとんどの惑星を無償でカバーします。
目標は、ビットコインを強力に保ち、ブロックから解放することです。
この衛星は、悪化した高コストまたは制限されたインターネットのエリアにいる人々が完全なビットコインノードを操作できるようにします。
これにより、地上ベースのインターネットを必要とせず、ネットワークの普及が促進され、大規模なウェブ障害に対して保護されます。
このサービスを無料で提供することは、Blockstreamによる戦略的な動きです。
それはビットコインの耐久性と世界的なリーチをサポートしています。
これはビットコインを重要で永続的かつグローバルなお金のシステムとして確立するのに役立ちます。
#Decentralized #CensorshipResistant #BitcoinFromSpace #CryptoForAll
$BTC $BNB
2014年にアダム・バックのような人々によって設立され、ビットコインの成長、安全性、容量の向上に努めています。
この会社は、迅速なプライベート送金のための別のチェーンであるLiquid Networkなど、企業向けのツールを提供しています。
それはまた、Lightning Networkのc lightningバージョンを含むオープンソースソフトウェアの開発を支援しています。
主なプロジェクトはBlockstream Satelliteです。
このシステムは、地球上の固定位置にある衛星を使用して、宇宙からビットコイン元帳データを送信します。
それはほとんどの惑星を無償でカバーします。
目標は、ビットコインを強力に保ち、ブロックから解放することです。
この衛星は、悪化した高コストまたは制限されたインターネットのエリアにいる人々が完全なビットコインノードを操作できるようにします。
これにより、地上ベースのインターネットを必要とせず、ネットワークの普及が促進され、大規模なウェブ障害に対して保護されます。
このサービスを無料で提供することは、Blockstreamによる戦略的な動きです。
それはビットコインの耐久性と世界的なリーチをサポートしています。
これはビットコインを重要で永続的かつグローバルなお金のシステムとして確立するのに役立ちます。
#Decentralized #CensorshipResistant #BitcoinFromSpace #CryptoForAll
$BTC $BNB
翻訳
🌍 Crypto Tax by Country in 2025:
🇦🇪 UAE — 0%
🇨🇾 Cyprus — 0%
🇵🇹 Portugal — 0%
🇵🇦 Panama — 0%
🇸🇬 Singapore — 0%
🇲🇹 Malta — 0%
🇧🇧 Barbados — 0%
🇧🇲 Bermuda — 0%
🇰🇾 Cayman Islands — 0%
🇭🇰 Hong Kong — 0%
🇲🇺 Mauritius — 0%
🇻🇺 Vanuatu — 0%
🇬🇮 Gibraltar — 0%
🇱🇮 Liechtenstein — 0%
🇸🇮 Slovenia — 0%
🇨🇭 Switzerland — 0%
🇺🇾 Uruguay — 0%
🇸🇻 El Salvador — 0%
🇵🇷 Puerto Rico — 0%
🇹🇭 Thailand — 0%
🇹🇷 Turkey — 0%
🇩🇴 Dominican Republic — 0%
🇭🇷 Croatia — 0%
🇩🇪 Germany — 0%
🇧🇪 Belgium — 0%
🇱🇺 Luxembourg — 0%
🇹🇼 Taiwan — 0%
🇮🇩 Indonesia — 0%
🇲🇾 Malaysia — 0%
🇧🇭 Bahrain — 0%
⚪ Low Crypto Tax Countries (Under 10%):
🇳🇱 Netherlands — 1.8–5.5%
🇦🇷 Argentina — 5–15%
🇨🇦 Canada — 7.5–16.5%
🇧🇷 Brazil — 15–22.5%
🇨🇴 Colombia — 15%
🇿🇦 South Africa — 18%
🇮🇱 Israel — 20%
🇰🇷 South Korea — 20%
🇻🇳 Vietnam — 20%
🟡 Mid-Range Crypto Tax Countries (10%–30%):
🇳🇿 New Zealand — 10.5–39%
🇺🇸 USA — 15–20%
🇬🇧 UK — 18–24%
🇵🇭 Philippines — 20%
🇸🇪 Sweden — 30%
🇮🇳 India — 30%
🇧🇩 Bangladesh — 30%
🇮🇹 Italy — 26%
🇪🇸 Spain — 23%
🇫🇷 France — 30%
🇮🇪 Ireland — 33%
🇫🇮 Finland — 33–34%
🇳🇴 Norway — 22%
🇪🇪 Estonia — 20%
🇱🇻 Latvia — 20%
🇱🇹 Lithuania — 20%
🇨🇿 Czech Republic — 19%
🇳🇬 Nigeria — 10%
🇯🇵 Japan — 5–55%
🇦🇺 Australia — 0–22.5%
🔴 High Tax / Wealth Confiscation (30%+):
🇩🇰 Denmark — 37–52%
🇮🇸 Iceland — 31–46%
🇦🇱 Albania — 15–23%
🇷🇺 Russia — 13%
🇨🇭 Switzerland — local canton rules apply
🚫 Crypto Banned:
🇨🇳 China
🇩🇿 Algeria
🇪🇬 Egypt
🇮🇶 Iraq
🇲🇦 Morocco
🇧🇴 Bolivia
#BTC #BTC100kNext? #USJobsData #CPIWatch #BTCVSGOLD
🇦🇪 UAE — 0%
🇨🇾 Cyprus — 0%
🇵🇹 Portugal — 0%
🇵🇦 Panama — 0%
🇸🇬 Singapore — 0%
🇲🇹 Malta — 0%
🇧🇧 Barbados — 0%
🇧🇲 Bermuda — 0%
🇰🇾 Cayman Islands — 0%
🇭🇰 Hong Kong — 0%
🇲🇺 Mauritius — 0%
🇻🇺 Vanuatu — 0%
🇬🇮 Gibraltar — 0%
🇱🇮 Liechtenstein — 0%
🇸🇮 Slovenia — 0%
🇨🇭 Switzerland — 0%
🇺🇾 Uruguay — 0%
🇸🇻 El Salvador — 0%
🇵🇷 Puerto Rico — 0%
🇹🇭 Thailand — 0%
🇹🇷 Turkey — 0%
🇩🇴 Dominican Republic — 0%
🇭🇷 Croatia — 0%
🇩🇪 Germany — 0%
🇧🇪 Belgium — 0%
🇱🇺 Luxembourg — 0%
🇹🇼 Taiwan — 0%
🇮🇩 Indonesia — 0%
🇲🇾 Malaysia — 0%
🇧🇭 Bahrain — 0%
⚪ Low Crypto Tax Countries (Under 10%):
🇳🇱 Netherlands — 1.8–5.5%
🇦🇷 Argentina — 5–15%
🇨🇦 Canada — 7.5–16.5%
🇧🇷 Brazil — 15–22.5%
🇨🇴 Colombia — 15%
🇿🇦 South Africa — 18%
🇮🇱 Israel — 20%
🇰🇷 South Korea — 20%
🇻🇳 Vietnam — 20%
🟡 Mid-Range Crypto Tax Countries (10%–30%):
🇳🇿 New Zealand — 10.5–39%
🇺🇸 USA — 15–20%
🇬🇧 UK — 18–24%
🇵🇭 Philippines — 20%
🇸🇪 Sweden — 30%
🇮🇳 India — 30%
🇧🇩 Bangladesh — 30%
🇮🇹 Italy — 26%
🇪🇸 Spain — 23%
🇫🇷 France — 30%
🇮🇪 Ireland — 33%
🇫🇮 Finland — 33–34%
🇳🇴 Norway — 22%
🇪🇪 Estonia — 20%
🇱🇻 Latvia — 20%
🇱🇹 Lithuania — 20%
🇨🇿 Czech Republic — 19%
🇳🇬 Nigeria — 10%
🇯🇵 Japan — 5–55%
🇦🇺 Australia — 0–22.5%
🔴 High Tax / Wealth Confiscation (30%+):
🇩🇰 Denmark — 37–52%
🇮🇸 Iceland — 31–46%
🇦🇱 Albania — 15–23%
🇷🇺 Russia — 13%
🇨🇭 Switzerland — local canton rules apply
🚫 Crypto Banned:
🇨🇳 China
🇩🇿 Algeria
🇪🇬 Egypt
🇮🇶 Iraq
🇲🇦 Morocco
🇧🇴 Bolivia
#BTC #BTC100kNext? #USJobsData #CPIWatch #BTCVSGOLD
翻訳
Bitcoin vs. gold is a modern debate on value storage. Gold, a physical asset, has centuries of trust and inherent value. Bitcoin, a digital innovation, offers decentralization, scarcity, and ease of transfer.
Bitcoin is hailed as "digital gold" for its capped supply and borderless nature. However, it faces volatility and regulatory uncertainty. Gold is stable and tangible but less portable.
While gold represents traditional security, Bitcoin symbolizes technological potential. The future may see both coexisting, serving different roles in a diversified portfolio. The choice depends on one's trust in physical history versus digital innovation.
#BTCVSGOLD
Bitcoin is hailed as "digital gold" for its capped supply and borderless nature. However, it faces volatility and regulatory uncertainty. Gold is stable and tangible but less portable.
While gold represents traditional security, Bitcoin symbolizes technological potential. The future may see both coexisting, serving different roles in a diversified portfolio. The choice depends on one's trust in physical history versus digital innovation.
#BTCVSGOLD
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#MarketRebound in Focus: A Test of Resilience
Following a period of downward pressure, the cryptocurrency market is displaying early signs of a potential rebound. This phase is crucial for assessing the underlying strength and resilience of digital assets.
A rebound typically occurs when buying interest re-emerges after a significant decline, suggesting that investors perceive current prices as attractive for entry. It represents a critical test for market sentiment, indicating whether recent lows can hold as a solid support level.
Successful rebounds are often fueled by a combination of technical factors, such as oversold conditions finding support, and renewed fundamental confidence. While not guaranteed to reverse a long-term trend immediately, a strong rebound can establish a foundation for stability and gradual recovery. It allows the market to consolidate, rebuild momentum, and potentially attract fresh capital looking for value opportunities.
For traders and investors, monitoring volume and price action during this phase is essential to distinguish between a temporary bounce and the beginning of a more sustainable recovery.
$BTC
Following a period of downward pressure, the cryptocurrency market is displaying early signs of a potential rebound. This phase is crucial for assessing the underlying strength and resilience of digital assets.
A rebound typically occurs when buying interest re-emerges after a significant decline, suggesting that investors perceive current prices as attractive for entry. It represents a critical test for market sentiment, indicating whether recent lows can hold as a solid support level.
Successful rebounds are often fueled by a combination of technical factors, such as oversold conditions finding support, and renewed fundamental confidence. While not guaranteed to reverse a long-term trend immediately, a strong rebound can establish a foundation for stability and gradual recovery. It allows the market to consolidate, rebuild momentum, and potentially attract fresh capital looking for value opportunities.
For traders and investors, monitoring volume and price action during this phase is essential to distinguish between a temporary bounce and the beginning of a more sustainable recovery.
$BTC
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🚀 Exploring @Plasma innovative security solutions for Web3 users!
After my recent experience with spam tokens, I've been researching how Plasma protects its community. Here's what impresses me:
1️⃣ Transparent Ledger: Every transaction is publicly verifiable on Plasmascan, making scams immediately identifiable
2️⃣ Native Explorer Integration: Built-in warnings flag phishing addresses directly in the explorer
3️⃣ Community Reporting: Easy spam reporting system that benefits all $XPL holders
4️⃣ Wallet Compatibility: Most major wallets support Plasma with security features like "Hide Token"
These tools turned my scary experience into a security lesson. The network gives us the transparency we need to stay safe!
#Plasma #Web3Security #BlockchainSolutions #CryptoProtection $XPL
After my recent experience with spam tokens, I've been researching how Plasma protects its community. Here's what impresses me:
1️⃣ Transparent Ledger: Every transaction is publicly verifiable on Plasmascan, making scams immediately identifiable
2️⃣ Native Explorer Integration: Built-in warnings flag phishing addresses directly in the explorer
3️⃣ Community Reporting: Easy spam reporting system that benefits all $XPL holders
4️⃣ Wallet Compatibility: Most major wallets support Plasma with security features like "Hide Token"
These tools turned my scary experience into a security lesson. The network gives us the transparency we need to stay safe!
#Plasma #Web3Security #BlockchainSolutions #CryptoProtection $XPL
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🚨 The $0 Heist: How Scammers Use Fake Tokens to Rob Your Wallet (My Story)
We are used to hearing warnings about phishing via WhatsApp, messages, fake links, and emails, and we know how to deal with and warn against them.
But have you ever experienced a phishing attempt via a token?
Today, while checking my Web3 wallets, I noticed three unsolicited incoming transfers in the history of one wallet without my knowledge (I did not participate in any on-chain activity, nor was this token distributed as an airdrop or giveaway, nor did I exchange any token with anyone to receive this currency).
I had read about this type of token before, but this was my first direct experience with this kind of phishing. I’d like to share it to raise awareness and caution.
1. The tokens exists on the Plasma network and uses a website as its name .
2. This fake token only appeared in my wallet after I clicked "Add Token" – Binance had actually blocked this fake currency because the sender’s address was flagged as phishing and fraudulent. Of course, with my strong knowledge and understanding of what I was doing, I added it to test this type of phishing! I do not recommend experimenting at all – you are just one click away from being scammed !
3. After adding the token to my wallet, it appeared with a value = 0, an unfamiliar name, and a huge quantity!
I went to blockchain scan sites to research the contract address that sent me these tokens (it was sent from 3 different addresses).
I found that the same amount of fake tokens had been sent to a large number of wallets, and fortunately for me, I was one of them. Why fortunately? Because I actually wanted to test this method, understand it up close, and warn others about it. And also – importantly – I discovered which close person shared my wallet address! How? I keep a record of all my blockchain interactions with people for various reasons, but this wasn't one of them 😂
Now, after reviewing the sender’s address transactions and the addresses that funded it, I found a large number of wallets sending phishing tokens.
They allocate a small amount of money to pay the Network fee and wait until someone accepts these fake tokens (they assume the person will try to sell or send them). The moment the person interacts with the token, they receive a request to "Approve" the token to send it.
And here lies the disaster: When you grant approval, you have given it permission to access your funds. Some malicious contracts allow unlimited withdrawal from the wallet. The result: All your money can be withdrawn within seconds (or, the scammer might not withdraw immediately but keeps the permission to control your funds until you deposit large amounts – scammers can wait for weeks or months to get the largest amount possible). This means the scammer relies on your curiosity, greed, and lack of knowledge.
But the important point here is monitoring approvals regularly (you should revoke any approval you did not authorize or any dApp you did not enable).
And here we come to a website that appears as the token’s name (#RedFlagAlert – do not visit the site at all).
When opening this site – which is 100% fraudulent – it will ask you to connect your wallet to claim a large sum (to tempt you and cloud your judgment) and will then ask for your wallet keys (remember: no official site ever asks for your private keys or seed phrase – connecting a wallet to sites is done via approval inside the wallet application itself).
Here, we move from fraud via a malicious contract to fraud via theft of your wallet keys and complete access to your assets.
Even if you make any mistake out of ignorance, you can still transfer your assets if you are aware and know about the possibility of being scammed. Why? Because scammers have a large number of targets and thus follow a periodic schedule to check target wallets. You might give them your keys, but no transfer occurs without your knowledge – here you are lucky because your turn hasn’t come yet 😂🤞🏻
4. If you had things like this, the best and safest approach is simple:
· Long-press the suspicious token in your wallet
· Select "Hide Token" or "Ignore"
· Never interact with it again
🔶️ Therefore, you must always be cautious, monitor approvals, and consider using a keyless wallet like Binance’s keyless option, as it is safer for the user. And pursue continuous learning – direct your curiosity toward subjects and matters you are unfamiliar with, always. 👌🏻
#SAFU🚩 #ScamAlert
But have you ever experienced a phishing attempt via a token?
Today, while checking my Web3 wallets, I noticed three unsolicited incoming transfers in the history of one wallet without my knowledge (I did not participate in any on-chain activity, nor was this token distributed as an airdrop or giveaway, nor did I exchange any token with anyone to receive this currency).
I had read about this type of token before, but this was my first direct experience with this kind of phishing. I’d like to share it to raise awareness and caution.
1. The tokens exists on the Plasma network and uses a website as its name .
2. This fake token only appeared in my wallet after I clicked "Add Token" – Binance had actually blocked this fake currency because the sender’s address was flagged as phishing and fraudulent. Of course, with my strong knowledge and understanding of what I was doing, I added it to test this type of phishing! I do not recommend experimenting at all – you are just one click away from being scammed !
3. After adding the token to my wallet, it appeared with a value = 0, an unfamiliar name, and a huge quantity!
I went to blockchain scan sites to research the contract address that sent me these tokens (it was sent from 3 different addresses).
I found that the same amount of fake tokens had been sent to a large number of wallets, and fortunately for me, I was one of them. Why fortunately? Because I actually wanted to test this method, understand it up close, and warn others about it. And also – importantly – I discovered which close person shared my wallet address! How? I keep a record of all my blockchain interactions with people for various reasons, but this wasn't one of them 😂
Now, after reviewing the sender’s address transactions and the addresses that funded it, I found a large number of wallets sending phishing tokens.
They allocate a small amount of money to pay the Network fee and wait until someone accepts these fake tokens (they assume the person will try to sell or send them). The moment the person interacts with the token, they receive a request to "Approve" the token to send it.
And here lies the disaster: When you grant approval, you have given it permission to access your funds. Some malicious contracts allow unlimited withdrawal from the wallet. The result: All your money can be withdrawn within seconds (or, the scammer might not withdraw immediately but keeps the permission to control your funds until you deposit large amounts – scammers can wait for weeks or months to get the largest amount possible). This means the scammer relies on your curiosity, greed, and lack of knowledge.
But the important point here is monitoring approvals regularly (you should revoke any approval you did not authorize or any dApp you did not enable).
And here we come to a website that appears as the token’s name (#RedFlagAlert – do not visit the site at all).
When opening this site – which is 100% fraudulent – it will ask you to connect your wallet to claim a large sum (to tempt you and cloud your judgment) and will then ask for your wallet keys (remember: no official site ever asks for your private keys or seed phrase – connecting a wallet to sites is done via approval inside the wallet application itself).
Here, we move from fraud via a malicious contract to fraud via theft of your wallet keys and complete access to your assets.
Even if you make any mistake out of ignorance, you can still transfer your assets if you are aware and know about the possibility of being scammed. Why? Because scammers have a large number of targets and thus follow a periodic schedule to check target wallets. You might give them your keys, but no transfer occurs without your knowledge – here you are lucky because your turn hasn’t come yet 😂🤞🏻
4. If you had things like this, the best and safest approach is simple:
· Long-press the suspicious token in your wallet
· Select "Hide Token" or "Ignore"
· Never interact with it again
🔶️ Therefore, you must always be cautious, monitor approvals, and consider using a keyless wallet like Binance’s keyless option, as it is safer for the user. And pursue continuous learning – direct your curiosity toward subjects and matters you are unfamiliar with, always. 👌🏻
#SAFU🚩 #ScamAlert
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1 Trillion Tokens, 46M Holders, 95M Transfers: Exposing the Industrial-Scale Spam on Plasma Network
The Unexpected Discovery
Yesterday, while conducting my routine wallet maintenance across multiple Web3 platforms, I stumbled upon something unsettling in one of my wallet histories: three unauthorized token transfers that I never requested or expected. These weren't from any airdrop I participated in, nor from any transaction I initiated. They simply appeared, uninvited and unexplained, on the @Plasma network.
The Investigation Process
My curiosity shifted to concern, prompting a deeper investigation. Using Plasmascan (the official Plasma blockchain explorer), I uncovered alarming details about these suspicious tokens.
What I found:
1. Massive Spam Operation: One token contract was reported as spam with over 46 million holders and 95 million transfers - clear evidence of a widespread spam campaign.
2. Phishing Addresses: Sender addresses were flagged with explicit phishing warnings like "Fake_Phishing1711544" on Plasmascan.
The Shocking Scale
The numbers tell a frightening story:
· 1,000,000,000,000 tokens in total supply
· 46,094,693 holders affected
· 95,536,337+ transfers recorded
· All from addresses marked with phishing warnings
Why This Matters
This incident highlights critical points for blockchain security:
1. Transparency is Powerful: Open ledgers allow immediate scam verification
2. Scale of Threat: This is industrial-scale spamming, not isolated incidents
3. Explorer Importance: Tools like Plasmascan are essential for due diligence
The Protection Protocol
From this experience, I developed a clear action plan:
✅ Step 1: Always check unknown tokens on blockchain explorers
✅ Step 2: Look for "Spam" or "Phishing" warnings
✅ Step 3: Never approve interactions with flagged tokens
✅ Step 4: Use "Hide Token" feature immediately
✅ Step 5: Report suspicious tokens to help the community
Community Responsibility
The $XPL ecosystem's security depends on our collective vigilance. When blockchain users:
· Report suspicious activities promptly
· Share warning signs with others
· Educate newcomers about verification tools
· Verify before trusting any unsolicited token
Final Thoughts
To everyone navigating the Web3 space: Your wallet's security starts with awareness. These spam campaigns aren't random - they're calculated attacks. The tools exist, the data is public, and the choice to verify is in your hands.
Remember: If you didn't request it, research it. If it looks suspicious, hide it. If warnings exist, believe them. Together, we can build safer blockchain ecosystems.
#plasma #Web3Security #CryptoEducation #BlockchainSafety
Yesterday, while conducting my routine wallet maintenance across multiple Web3 platforms, I stumbled upon something unsettling in one of my wallet histories: three unauthorized token transfers that I never requested or expected. These weren't from any airdrop I participated in, nor from any transaction I initiated. They simply appeared, uninvited and unexplained, on the @Plasma network.
The Investigation Process
My curiosity shifted to concern, prompting a deeper investigation. Using Plasmascan (the official Plasma blockchain explorer), I uncovered alarming details about these suspicious tokens.
What I found:
1. Massive Spam Operation: One token contract was reported as spam with over 46 million holders and 95 million transfers - clear evidence of a widespread spam campaign.
2. Phishing Addresses: Sender addresses were flagged with explicit phishing warnings like "Fake_Phishing1711544" on Plasmascan.
The Shocking Scale
The numbers tell a frightening story:
· 1,000,000,000,000 tokens in total supply
· 46,094,693 holders affected
· 95,536,337+ transfers recorded
· All from addresses marked with phishing warnings
Why This Matters
This incident highlights critical points for blockchain security:
1. Transparency is Powerful: Open ledgers allow immediate scam verification
2. Scale of Threat: This is industrial-scale spamming, not isolated incidents
3. Explorer Importance: Tools like Plasmascan are essential for due diligence
The Protection Protocol
From this experience, I developed a clear action plan:
✅ Step 1: Always check unknown tokens on blockchain explorers
✅ Step 2: Look for "Spam" or "Phishing" warnings
✅ Step 3: Never approve interactions with flagged tokens
✅ Step 4: Use "Hide Token" feature immediately
✅ Step 5: Report suspicious tokens to help the community
Community Responsibility
The $XPL ecosystem's security depends on our collective vigilance. When blockchain users:
· Report suspicious activities promptly
· Share warning signs with others
· Educate newcomers about verification tools
· Verify before trusting any unsolicited token
Final Thoughts
To everyone navigating the Web3 space: Your wallet's security starts with awareness. These spam campaigns aren't random - they're calculated attacks. The tools exist, the data is public, and the choice to verify is in your hands.
Remember: If you didn't request it, research it. If it looks suspicious, hide it. If warnings exist, believe them. Together, we can build safer blockchain ecosystems.
#plasma #Web3Security #CryptoEducation #BlockchainSafety
原文参照
ok so you see this crypto token with a supply of two point zero nine quadrillion like come on man thats an insane number nobody needs that many coins in existence its literally more than all the sand grains maybe just way too many and then the audit report shows a blacklist function right in the smart contract that is the biggest red flag ever it means the people who made it can block any wallet address from selling they can just decide you cant trade your own coins it completely defeats the whole point of decentralized money its pure central control and a classic scam setup if you see a token with a crazy huge supply and a blacklist feature just run away immediately its designed to trap people they let you buy but they can stop you from selling and take everything its that simple and very dangerous always check the audit results before you even think about buying something new
The smart contract has a #blacklistfunction :
🚩 function blacklist(address account) public onlyOwner
🚩 mapping(address => bool) public isBlacklisted;
#SAFU🚩 #ContractAnalysis
The smart contract has a #blacklistfunction :
🚩 function blacklist(address account) public onlyOwner
🚩 mapping(address => bool) public isBlacklisted;
#SAFU🚩 #ContractAnalysis
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💸💸
2+ Quadrillion Max supply 🚩
with Blacklist Restrictions Found 😂
could be a scam token 🤔😂
with Blacklist Restrictions Found 😂
could be a scam token 🤔😂
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🚨 The $0 Heist: How Scammers Use Fake Tokens to Rob Your Wallet (My Story)
We are used to hearing warnings about phishing via WhatsApp, messages, fake links, and emails, and we know how to deal with and warn against them.
But have you ever experienced a phishing attempt via a token?
Today, while checking my Web3 wallets, I noticed three unsolicited incoming transfers in the history of one wallet without my knowledge (I did not participate in any on-chain activity, nor was this token distributed as an airdrop or giveaway, nor did I exchange any token with anyone to receive this currency).
I had read about this type of token before, but this was my first direct experience with this kind of phishing. I’d like to share it to raise awareness and caution.
1. The tokens exists on the Plasma network and uses a website as its name .
2. This fake token only appeared in my wallet after I clicked "Add Token" – Binance had actually blocked this fake currency because the sender’s address was flagged as phishing and fraudulent. Of course, with my strong knowledge and understanding of what I was doing, I added it to test this type of phishing! I do not recommend experimenting at all – you are just one click away from being scammed !
3. After adding the token to my wallet, it appeared with a value = 0, an unfamiliar name, and a huge quantity!
I went to blockchain scan sites to research the contract address that sent me these tokens (it was sent from 3 different addresses).
I found that the same amount of fake tokens had been sent to a large number of wallets, and fortunately for me, I was one of them. Why fortunately? Because I actually wanted to test this method, understand it up close, and warn others about it. And also – importantly – I discovered which close person shared my wallet address! How? I keep a record of all my blockchain interactions with people for various reasons, but this wasn't one of them 😂
Now, after reviewing the sender’s address transactions and the addresses that funded it, I found a large number of wallets sending phishing tokens.
They allocate a small amount of money to pay the Network fee and wait until someone accepts these fake tokens (they assume the person will try to sell or send them). The moment the person interacts with the token, they receive a request to "Approve" the token to send it.
And here lies the disaster: When you grant approval, you have given it permission to access your funds. Some malicious contracts allow unlimited withdrawal from the wallet. The result: All your money can be withdrawn within seconds (or, the scammer might not withdraw immediately but keeps the permission to control your funds until you deposit large amounts – scammers can wait for weeks or months to get the largest amount possible). This means the scammer relies on your curiosity, greed, and lack of knowledge.
But the important point here is monitoring approvals regularly (you should revoke any approval you did not authorize or any dApp you did not enable).
And here we come to a website that appears as the token’s name (#RedFlagAlert – do not visit the site at all).
When opening this site – which is 100% fraudulent – it will ask you to connect your wallet to claim a large sum (to tempt you and cloud your judgment) and will then ask for your wallet keys (remember: no official site ever asks for your private keys or seed phrase – connecting a wallet to sites is done via approval inside the wallet application itself).
Here, we move from fraud via a malicious contract to fraud via theft of your wallet keys and complete access to your assets.
Even if you make any mistake out of ignorance, you can still transfer your assets if you are aware and know about the possibility of being scammed. Why? Because scammers have a large number of targets and thus follow a periodic schedule to check target wallets. You might give them your keys, but no transfer occurs without your knowledge – here you are lucky because your turn hasn’t come yet 😂🤞🏻
4. If you had things like this, the best and safest approach is simple:
· Long-press the suspicious token in your wallet
· Select "Hide Token" or "Ignore"
· Never interact with it again
🔶️ Therefore, you must always be cautious, monitor approvals, and consider using a keyless wallet like Binance’s keyless option, as it is safer for the user. And pursue continuous learning – direct your curiosity toward subjects and matters you are unfamiliar with, always. 👌🏻
#SAFU🚩 #ScamAlert
But have you ever experienced a phishing attempt via a token?
Today, while checking my Web3 wallets, I noticed three unsolicited incoming transfers in the history of one wallet without my knowledge (I did not participate in any on-chain activity, nor was this token distributed as an airdrop or giveaway, nor did I exchange any token with anyone to receive this currency).
I had read about this type of token before, but this was my first direct experience with this kind of phishing. I’d like to share it to raise awareness and caution.
1. The tokens exists on the Plasma network and uses a website as its name .
2. This fake token only appeared in my wallet after I clicked "Add Token" – Binance had actually blocked this fake currency because the sender’s address was flagged as phishing and fraudulent. Of course, with my strong knowledge and understanding of what I was doing, I added it to test this type of phishing! I do not recommend experimenting at all – you are just one click away from being scammed !
3. After adding the token to my wallet, it appeared with a value = 0, an unfamiliar name, and a huge quantity!
I went to blockchain scan sites to research the contract address that sent me these tokens (it was sent from 3 different addresses).
I found that the same amount of fake tokens had been sent to a large number of wallets, and fortunately for me, I was one of them. Why fortunately? Because I actually wanted to test this method, understand it up close, and warn others about it. And also – importantly – I discovered which close person shared my wallet address! How? I keep a record of all my blockchain interactions with people for various reasons, but this wasn't one of them 😂
Now, after reviewing the sender’s address transactions and the addresses that funded it, I found a large number of wallets sending phishing tokens.
They allocate a small amount of money to pay the Network fee and wait until someone accepts these fake tokens (they assume the person will try to sell or send them). The moment the person interacts with the token, they receive a request to "Approve" the token to send it.
And here lies the disaster: When you grant approval, you have given it permission to access your funds. Some malicious contracts allow unlimited withdrawal from the wallet. The result: All your money can be withdrawn within seconds (or, the scammer might not withdraw immediately but keeps the permission to control your funds until you deposit large amounts – scammers can wait for weeks or months to get the largest amount possible). This means the scammer relies on your curiosity, greed, and lack of knowledge.
But the important point here is monitoring approvals regularly (you should revoke any approval you did not authorize or any dApp you did not enable).
And here we come to a website that appears as the token’s name (#RedFlagAlert – do not visit the site at all).
When opening this site – which is 100% fraudulent – it will ask you to connect your wallet to claim a large sum (to tempt you and cloud your judgment) and will then ask for your wallet keys (remember: no official site ever asks for your private keys or seed phrase – connecting a wallet to sites is done via approval inside the wallet application itself).
Here, we move from fraud via a malicious contract to fraud via theft of your wallet keys and complete access to your assets.
Even if you make any mistake out of ignorance, you can still transfer your assets if you are aware and know about the possibility of being scammed. Why? Because scammers have a large number of targets and thus follow a periodic schedule to check target wallets. You might give them your keys, but no transfer occurs without your knowledge – here you are lucky because your turn hasn’t come yet 😂🤞🏻
4. If you had things like this, the best and safest approach is simple:
· Long-press the suspicious token in your wallet
· Select "Hide Token" or "Ignore"
· Never interact with it again
🔶️ Therefore, you must always be cautious, monitor approvals, and consider using a keyless wallet like Binance’s keyless option, as it is safer for the user. And pursue continuous learning – direct your curiosity toward subjects and matters you are unfamiliar with, always. 👌🏻
#SAFU🚩 #ScamAlert
原文参照
私はこのような活動が非常に重要だと思います。大きな賞品のためだけではなく、🏆
バイナンススクエアを閲覧していると、さまざまな人々からの投稿の多様性に気づきました。🌍
彼らはもはや一般的にアメリカのニューストピックのみに制限されていません。#FederalReserve と#CreatorPad キャンペーン..etc 📊
以前は投稿を共有する活動が弱かった人々も#BinanceSquare 💪
今では彼らが出版で優れているのを見ています。😁🤞🏻
このようなイニシアティブが影響力を最大化し続けることを心から願っており、#Binance が特定のプラットフォーム指定のハッシュタグを活動のコア要件とすることを提案します。これによりコンテンツに完全に統合されます。🏷️⏰
3億人以上のコミュニティと共に👀この協調した努力は、ソーシャルメディアプラットフォームを強力に支配することを可能にします。😁🔶️🚀
#OneUnstoppableCommunity
$BNB
バイナンススクエアを閲覧していると、さまざまな人々からの投稿の多様性に気づきました。🌍
彼らはもはや一般的にアメリカのニューストピックのみに制限されていません。#FederalReserve と#CreatorPad キャンペーン..etc 📊
以前は投稿を共有する活動が弱かった人々も#BinanceSquare 💪
今では彼らが出版で優れているのを見ています。😁🤞🏻
このようなイニシアティブが影響力を最大化し続けることを心から願っており、#Binance が特定のプラットフォーム指定のハッシュタグを活動のコア要件とすることを提案します。これによりコンテンツに完全に統合されます。🏷️⏰
3億人以上のコミュニティと共に👀この協調した努力は、ソーシャルメディアプラットフォームを強力に支配することを可能にします。😁🔶️🚀
#OneUnstoppableCommunity
$BNB
Binance Square Official
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品質はBinance Squareのコミュニティ成長の原動力であり、私たちはそれが正しく見られ、尊重され、報酬されるべきだと真に信じています。本日から10日間、10人のクリエイターに1BNBずつ配布する予定です。合計100BNBを、コンテンツの質とパフォーマンスに基づいて、トッピングを通じて分配します。コミュニティの皆さまには、より多くのコンテンツを私たちに推薦していただき、継続的に独自の価値を持つ高品質なインサイトを共有していただけるようお願いいたします。
評価基準
1. コア指標：ページビュー／クリック数、いいね／コメント／共有数、その他のインタラクションデータ
2. ボーナスポイント：コンテンツによって引き起こされた実際のコンバージョン（コンテンツマインINGを通じたスポット／コントラクト取引の参加、ユーザー行動など）
3. 日次10名受賞者：コンテンツ形式は自由（深層分析、ショート動画、ホットトピックの更新、ミーム、オリジナルの意見など）。クリエイターは複数回受賞可能です。
4. プレミアム配布：日次10BNBの報酬プールを、ランクインした10人のクリエイターに均等に分配します。
5. 支払い方法：報酬は、このアカウントからコンテンツに直接トッピングすることで、毎日クレジットされます（@Binance Square Official ）。トッピング機能が有効になっていることを確認してください。
評価基準
1. コア指標：ページビュー／クリック数、いいね／コメント／共有数、その他のインタラクションデータ
2. ボーナスポイント：コンテンツによって引き起こされた実際のコンバージョン（コンテンツマインINGを通じたスポット／コントラクト取引の参加、ユーザー行動など）
3. 日次10名受賞者：コンテンツ形式は自由（深層分析、ショート動画、ホットトピックの更新、ミーム、オリジナルの意見など）。クリエイターは複数回受賞可能です。
4. プレミアム配布：日次10BNBの報酬プールを、ランクインした10人のクリエイターに均等に分配します。
5. 支払い方法：報酬は、このアカウントからコンテンツに直接トッピングすることで、毎日クレジットされます（@Binance Square Official ）。トッピング機能が有効になっていることを確認してください。
翻訳
#BinanceFutures Will Postpone the Launch of #AIAUSDT Perpetual Contract
🔶️ The trading start time for the #AIAUSDT Perpetual Contract, originally set at 2026-01-16 15:30 (UTC), will be postponed until further notice.
🔶️ The trading start time for the #AIAUSDT Perpetual Contract, originally set at 2026-01-16 15:30 (UTC), will be postponed until further notice.
翻訳
Hello @Binance Customer Support can we have a " Favourite " list in the Smart Signal
@Binance Square Official 🤔
@Binance Square Official 🤔
翻訳
Now we got 35 whales in short positions 😂🚀
#SPORTFUNUSDT
#SPORTFUNUSDT
買
SPORTFUNUSDT
無期限
決済済み
損益
+6.10%
翻訳
hello 👋🏻 you can get it from FUTURES > Smart Money > Smart Signals
cara melihat info seperti ini bagaimana saudara..?
翻訳
No X posts 💞🙏
Binance Square Official
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Creatorpadプラットフォームのポイントと報酬メカニズムのアップグレードに関する発表
本日からPlasmaタスクがライブになったことを発表できることに興奮しています！今すぐ参加してください → をクリックして訪問してください
Creatorpadプラットフォーム
に参加して、3,500,000 XPLの報酬プールを共有するキャンペーンに参加してください。
このイベントでは以下の変更が適用されますが、2026年1月23日に開始されるリーダーボードに反映されます。（この発表の1週間後）。
すべての質の高いコンテンツを実際の収益に変えたいですか？
Binance SquareのCreatorpadが新しく改装され、本日からライブです—500人のトップクリエイターの間で5倍の大規模な賞金プールが共有されます。改装されたCreatorpadポイントシステムは、あなたのコンテンツの質とオーガニックエンゲージメントにさらに焦点を当てています。
Creatorpadプラットフォーム
に参加して、3,500,000 XPLの報酬プールを共有するキャンペーンに参加してください。
このイベントでは以下の変更が適用されますが、2026年1月23日に開始されるリーダーボードに反映されます。（この発表の1週間後）。
すべての質の高いコンテンツを実際の収益に変えたいですか？
Binance SquareのCreatorpadが新しく改装され、本日からライブです—500人のトップクリエイターの間で5倍の大規模な賞金プールが共有されます。改装されたCreatorpadポイントシステムは、あなたのコンテンツの質とオーガニックエンゲージメントにさらに焦点を当てています。
翻訳
$XPL 🚀
Binance Square Official
--
Creatorpadプラットフォームのポイントと報酬メカニズムのアップグレードに関する発表
本日からPlasmaタスクがライブになったことを発表できることに興奮しています！今すぐ参加してください → をクリックして訪問してください
Creatorpadプラットフォーム
に参加して、3,500,000 XPLの報酬プールを共有するキャンペーンに参加してください。
このイベントでは以下の変更が適用されますが、2026年1月23日に開始されるリーダーボードに反映されます。（この発表の1週間後）。
すべての質の高いコンテンツを実際の収益に変えたいですか？
Binance SquareのCreatorpadが新しく改装され、本日からライブです—500人のトップクリエイターの間で5倍の大規模な賞金プールが共有されます。改装されたCreatorpadポイントシステムは、あなたのコンテンツの質とオーガニックエンゲージメントにさらに焦点を当てています。
Creatorpadプラットフォーム
に参加して、3,500,000 XPLの報酬プールを共有するキャンペーンに参加してください。
このイベントでは以下の変更が適用されますが、2026年1月23日に開始されるリーダーボードに反映されます。（この発表の1週間後）。
すべての質の高いコンテンツを実際の収益に変えたいですか？
Binance SquareのCreatorpadが新しく改装され、本日からライブです—500人のトップクリエイターの間で5倍の大規模な賞金プールが共有されます。改装されたCreatorpadポイントシステムは、あなたのコンテンツの質とオーガニックエンゲージメントにさらに焦点を当てています。
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