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who will close trade i or the owner of copy trader.....? please guide me
copy trade mean position close hum ne krni hoti hye ya jis ko copy kiyea wo khud kry ga close..? koi guide kr dy.
copy trade is in future Trade option
Where is my Copy trading Option?? 🥹🤒
hold tight
#doge #pepe #xlm #xrp
my money stucked in these coins
from past 7 days
my money stucked in these coins
from past 7 days
is it right? $#SHIB،
I have heard many times $SHIB hit $1 but let me clear one thing $SHIB has 589 Trillion Token.If they burn 1 Trillion token every day it took almost 2 years for burn their supply but they burn only lakhs token so it took almost 50+ years to hit this mark of we hold or we live in that period so tell to Shib community to pressure on Creator to burn their supply like $BONK they said they burn 1 Trillion BONK on X-Mas...
don't share backup key phase to anyone.. i think someone have your backup keyphas. just create a new trustwallet account and don't share key to anyone
I was scammed out of money on Trust Wallet.
I didn't even give them any information.
Would you like me to share how it happened so you can avoid this scam?"
I didn't even give them any information.
Would you like me to share how it happened so you can avoid this scam?"
Alert, A Scamer is here. i send him 53$usdt and after receiving payment in my bank he used dispute. due to dispute my bank account has been blocked and my assets goes in frozen. when i chat to buyer than he told me i have no idea and my account also banne.
here is his id
what is name of that I'd? so you can secure other persons
last week this happened with me. i sell 53$ in p2p deal, after receiving payment i release Crypto, after 3 hours he send dispute to his bank, in this case my bank blocked my Asset
🚨 P2P Scam Alert: $1000 Lost in Seconds! 🚨
Crypto trading is more convenient than ever with Binance’s P2P service—but it also comes with risks. Scammers are targeting unsuspecting users and causing significant losses—up to $1,000 or more! 😱 Here's how to protect yourself and your funds:
🚨 How Binance P2P Scams Work:
1. Fake Payment Proofs: Scammers provide false screenshots or payment confirmations to trick sellers into releasing their crypto.
2. Reversal Scams: After a transaction is completed, the scammer contacts their bank to reverse the payment, leaving the seller in the lurch.
3. Identity Fraud: Using fake or stolen identities, scammers can initiate transactions that are hard to trace.
4. Phishing Links: Fraudulent websites or links impersonating Binance are shared to steal your account details.
💸 Real-Life Case: $1,000 Loss
A Binance user recently reported losing $1,000 in a P2P transaction after the scammer provided fake payment proof. By the time the user realized the payment hadn't actually been made, it was too late to recover the funds.
🛡️ How to Protect Yourself on Binance P2P:
1. Verify Payments Carefully: Double-check that funds have arrived in your account before releasing any crypto. Never trust just a screenshot!
2. Use Binance’s Escrow Service: Binance holds funds in escrow until both parties confirm the transaction. Always use this feature for added security.
3. Check Ratings and Reviews: Research your trading partner’s history. Avoid trading with new or suspicious accounts.
4. Stay in the App: Keep all communication within the Binance platform to avoid phishing links and scams.
5. Report Suspicious Activity: If you suspect foul play, report it to Binance right away to protect others from falling victim.
🚨 Final Thoughts:
While Binance P2P offers great opportunities, scammers are always lurking. Stay alert and use all available security features to protect your investments. Trust, but verify—your crypto safety is in your hands!
💬 Spread the word and stay safe. Share this guide with your crypto community to help everyone avoid scams. 🔐
#BinanceHODLerTHE #GODINDataForAI #BTCWatchZone #MajorUnlocks #Write2Earn!
🚨 How Binance P2P Scams Work:
1. Fake Payment Proofs: Scammers provide false screenshots or payment confirmations to trick sellers into releasing their crypto.
2. Reversal Scams: After a transaction is completed, the scammer contacts their bank to reverse the payment, leaving the seller in the lurch.
3. Identity Fraud: Using fake or stolen identities, scammers can initiate transactions that are hard to trace.
4. Phishing Links: Fraudulent websites or links impersonating Binance are shared to steal your account details.
💸 Real-Life Case: $1,000 Loss
A Binance user recently reported losing $1,000 in a P2P transaction after the scammer provided fake payment proof. By the time the user realized the payment hadn't actually been made, it was too late to recover the funds.
🛡️ How to Protect Yourself on Binance P2P:
1. Verify Payments Carefully: Double-check that funds have arrived in your account before releasing any crypto. Never trust just a screenshot!
2. Use Binance’s Escrow Service: Binance holds funds in escrow until both parties confirm the transaction. Always use this feature for added security.
3. Check Ratings and Reviews: Research your trading partner’s history. Avoid trading with new or suspicious accounts.
4. Stay in the App: Keep all communication within the Binance platform to avoid phishing links and scams.
5. Report Suspicious Activity: If you suspect foul play, report it to Binance right away to protect others from falling victim.
🚨 Final Thoughts:
While Binance P2P offers great opportunities, scammers are always lurking. Stay alert and use all available security features to protect your investments. Trust, but verify—your crypto safety is in your hands!
💬 Spread the word and stay safe. Share this guide with your crypto community to help everyone avoid scams. 🔐
#BinanceHODLerTHE #GODINDataForAI #BTCWatchZone #MajorUnlocks #Write2Earn!
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