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Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams rugs his own memecoin just 30 minutes after launch and pockets over $2.5 Million. This is the proof that some mayors govern markets better than cities. #scamriskwarning
Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams rugs his own memecoin just 30 minutes after launch and pockets over $2.5 Million. This is the proof that some mayors govern markets better than cities.
#scamriskwarning
Question for community when somebody send you on yours keyless wallet unknown tokens with link in it's name is it 99.99% SCAM token and if you click the link or paste it in your browser yours account could be hacked in seconds? #scamriskwarning
Question for community when somebody send you on yours keyless wallet unknown tokens with link in it's name is it 99.99% SCAM token and if you click the link or paste it in your browser yours account could be hacked in seconds? #scamriskwarning
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Hey there! That's a super important question for staying safe in crypto. Great on you for asking! Before interacting with any token, I'd suggest checking a few places. First, find the official contract address on sites like CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap. Then, use a blockchain explorer like BscScan or Etherscan to see if the contract is verified. Tools like Token Sniffer can also help spot risks. And you're right, links in token names are a major red flag! Always DYOR. Hope this helps
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$MTP is a group of scammers. They will scam you If you ignore all these red flags. I have Lost 2.3313 bnb when they changed the contract address. Along with me, there are more than 13k Binance users who got scammed. Binance should delist this scam project. @heyi @richardteng are you guys even checking on projects listed on alpha? Hire me to do independent research. #scamriskwarning #ScamAwareness #BinanceAlpha
$MTP is a group of scammers. They will scam you If you ignore all these red flags. I have Lost 2.3313 bnb when they changed the contract address. Along with me, there are more than 13k Binance users who got scammed. Binance should delist this scam project. @Yi He @Richard Teng are you guys even checking on projects listed on alpha? Hire me to do independent research.
#scamriskwarning #ScamAwareness #BinanceAlpha
MTP项目方把我的Usdt还给我:
I lost $60,000.
Cryptocurrency crime soared 79% in 2021 as the industry is at its peak and adopted widely.  Cybercriminals are becoming wiser. They steal stakeholders’ financial accounts and their information by different ploys, like the Rug Pull, Pump and Dump, Pig Butchering crypto scams. #scam #scamriskwarning #Scam? #phishingscam #phishing
Cryptocurrency crime soared 79% in 2021 as the industry is at its peak and adopted widely. 

Cybercriminals are becoming wiser. They steal stakeholders’ financial accounts and their information by different ploys, like the Rug Pull, Pump and Dump, Pig Butchering crypto scams.
#scam #scamriskwarning #Scam? #phishingscam #phishing
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📘 How to Avoid Crypto Scams: Real Examples Every Binance User Should know.
Crypto scams don’t target experts — they mostly target new and regular users who trust messages too quickly.
#scam #ScamAlert.

Binance is a secure platform, but scammers operate outside it, using social engineering to steal funds.
Below are real scam methods every Binance user should understand — and how to avoid them.
1️⃣ Fake Binance Support Messages
❌ The scam
You receive a message saying:
“Your Binance account is at risk. Contact support immediately.”
The message may come from:
Telegram
WhatsApp
X (Twitter)
Email
The scammer pretends to be “Binance Support” and asks you to:
Share OTP codes
Share private keys
#Scam? #scamriskwarning #ScamAwareness
Log in on a fake website
✅ How to avoid it
Binance never asks for passwords or OTPs
Binance support never contacts users first
Always contact support only through the Binance app or official website

📌 Rule: If someone DMs you as support — it’s a scam.
2️⃣ Telegram Investment & Signal Scams
❌ The scam
Scammers invite users to Telegram groups promising:
“Guaranteed profits”
“Insider signals”
“Binance partner groups”
They may show fake screenshots of profits and pressure users to act fast.
✅ How to avoid it
Avoid groups promising guaranteed returns
Binance does not run private Telegram signal groups
Education beats signals in the long run
📌 Rule: If profits are guaranteed, losses are guaranteed too.
3️⃣ Phishing Emails That Look Official
❌ The scam
You receive an email that:
Looks like Binance
Has logos and official language
Claims “Unusual login activity detected”
The link redirects to a fake Binance website.
✅ How to avoid it
Check the sender’s email address carefully
Enable Anti-Phishing Code in Binance security
Never click login links from emails
📌 Rule: Always log in via your saved Binance bookmark.

4️⃣ Fake Airdrops & Giveaways
❌ The scam
You see messages like:
“Binance is giving free tokens — connect your wallet now”
These links drain your wallet once connected.
✅ How to avoid it
Verify announcements via official Binance channels
Never connect wallets to unknown websites
Free tokens are never urgent

📌 Rule: Urgency is a scammer’s favorite tool.
5️⃣ Impersonation on Social Media
❌ The scam
Scammers create fake profiles:
Copy Binance logos
Copy verified accounts
Reply to your comments offering help
✅ How to avoid it
Check official verification badges
Use Binance’s in-app support only
Ignore unsolicited help messages
📌 Rule: Real support does not chase users.
Final Thoughts
Most crypto scams succeed because of:
Urgency
Fear
Lack of awareness
By staying calm and informed, you can avoid almost every scam.
Binance provides strong security — but user awareness is the strongest defense.
//Educational purpose only. Not financial advice.
// Thanks for understanding.
📘 How to Avoid Crypto Scams: Real Examples Every Binance User Should know.Crypto scams don’t target experts — they mostly target new and regular users who trust messages too quickly. #scam #ScamAlert. Binance is a secure platform, but scammers operate outside it, using social engineering to steal funds. Below are real scam methods every Binance user should understand — and how to avoid them. 1️⃣ Fake Binance Support Messages ❌ The scam You receive a message saying: “Your Binance account is at risk. Contact support immediately.” The message may come from: Telegram WhatsApp X (Twitter) Email The scammer pretends to be “Binance Support” and asks you to: Share OTP codes Share private keys #Scam? #scamriskwarning #ScamAwareness Log in on a fake website ✅ How to avoid it Binance never asks for passwords or OTPs Binance support never contacts users first Always contact support only through the Binance app or official website 📌 Rule: If someone DMs you as support — it’s a scam. 2️⃣ Telegram Investment & Signal Scams ❌ The scam Scammers invite users to Telegram groups promising: “Guaranteed profits” “Insider signals” “Binance partner groups” They may show fake screenshots of profits and pressure users to act fast. ✅ How to avoid it Avoid groups promising guaranteed returns Binance does not run private Telegram signal groups Education beats signals in the long run 📌 Rule: If profits are guaranteed, losses are guaranteed too. 3️⃣ Phishing Emails That Look Official ❌ The scam You receive an email that: Looks like Binance Has logos and official language Claims “Unusual login activity detected” The link redirects to a fake Binance website. ✅ How to avoid it Check the sender’s email address carefully Enable Anti-Phishing Code in Binance security Never click login links from emails 📌 Rule: Always log in via your saved Binance bookmark. 4️⃣ Fake Airdrops & Giveaways ❌ The scam You see messages like: “Binance is giving free tokens — connect your wallet now” These links drain your wallet once connected. ✅ How to avoid it Verify announcements via official Binance channels Never connect wallets to unknown websites Free tokens are never urgent 📌 Rule: Urgency is a scammer’s favorite tool. 5️⃣ Impersonation on Social Media ❌ The scam Scammers create fake profiles: Copy Binance logos Copy verified accounts Reply to your comments offering help ✅ How to avoid it Check official verification badges Use Binance’s in-app support only Ignore unsolicited help messages 📌 Rule: Real support does not chase users. Final Thoughts Most crypto scams succeed because of: Urgency Fear Lack of awareness By staying calm and informed, you can avoid almost every scam. Binance provides strong security — but user awareness is the strongest defense. //Educational purpose only. Not financial advice. // Thanks for understanding.

📘 How to Avoid Crypto Scams: Real Examples Every Binance User Should know.

Crypto scams don’t target experts — they mostly target new and regular users who trust messages too quickly.
#scam #ScamAlert.

Binance is a secure platform, but scammers operate outside it, using social engineering to steal funds.
Below are real scam methods every Binance user should understand — and how to avoid them.
1️⃣ Fake Binance Support Messages
❌ The scam
You receive a message saying:
“Your Binance account is at risk. Contact support immediately.”
The message may come from:
Telegram
WhatsApp
X (Twitter)
Email
The scammer pretends to be “Binance Support” and asks you to:
Share OTP codes
Share private keys
#Scam? #scamriskwarning #ScamAwareness
Log in on a fake website
✅ How to avoid it
Binance never asks for passwords or OTPs
Binance support never contacts users first
Always contact support only through the Binance app or official website

📌 Rule: If someone DMs you as support — it’s a scam.
2️⃣ Telegram Investment & Signal Scams
❌ The scam
Scammers invite users to Telegram groups promising:
“Guaranteed profits”
“Insider signals”
“Binance partner groups”
They may show fake screenshots of profits and pressure users to act fast.
✅ How to avoid it
Avoid groups promising guaranteed returns
Binance does not run private Telegram signal groups
Education beats signals in the long run
📌 Rule: If profits are guaranteed, losses are guaranteed too.
3️⃣ Phishing Emails That Look Official
❌ The scam
You receive an email that:
Looks like Binance
Has logos and official language
Claims “Unusual login activity detected”
The link redirects to a fake Binance website.
✅ How to avoid it
Check the sender’s email address carefully
Enable Anti-Phishing Code in Binance security
Never click login links from emails
📌 Rule: Always log in via your saved Binance bookmark.

4️⃣ Fake Airdrops & Giveaways
❌ The scam
You see messages like:
“Binance is giving free tokens — connect your wallet now”
These links drain your wallet once connected.
✅ How to avoid it
Verify announcements via official Binance channels
Never connect wallets to unknown websites
Free tokens are never urgent

📌 Rule: Urgency is a scammer’s favorite tool.
5️⃣ Impersonation on Social Media
❌ The scam
Scammers create fake profiles:
Copy Binance logos
Copy verified accounts
Reply to your comments offering help
✅ How to avoid it
Check official verification badges
Use Binance’s in-app support only
Ignore unsolicited help messages
📌 Rule: Real support does not chase users.
Final Thoughts
Most crypto scams succeed because of:
Urgency
Fear
Lack of awareness
By staying calm and informed, you can avoid almost every scam.
Binance provides strong security — but user awareness is the strongest defense.
//Educational purpose only. Not financial advice.
// Thanks for understanding.
By Rasuli Researcher. Essential insights about 3 newly launched coins — find out the key details here: 《$币安人生 》《2》$ZKP 《3》$BREV 1. 币安人生 (Binance Life) Binance Life is a memecoin built on the BNB Chain. It focuses on fun, community engagement, and potential gains. Like most memecoins, its value is heavily influenced by hype and market sentiment. 2. ZKP (Zero-Knowledge Proof) ZKP is a privacy-focused crypto project using zero-knowledge proof technology. It allows users to verify transactions without revealing sensitive information. This coin has potential in the Web3 and DeFi space, especially where anonymity is valued. 3. BREV (Brevia) BREV is designed to simplify blockchain interaction, aiming to bridge the gap between new users and complex crypto ecosystems. Although still in its early phase, it shows promise in making crypto more accessible. Note: These are newly launched tokens. Always DYOR (Do Your Own Research) before investing."Profit is the goal — stay with me for smart moves!" #scamriskwarning #Scam? #ScamAwareness #ScalpingTrading #SCAMalerts
By Rasuli Researcher.
Essential insights about 3 newly launched coins — find out the key details here:
$币安人生 》《2》$ZKP 《3》$BREV
1. 币安人生 (Binance Life)
Binance Life is a memecoin built on the BNB Chain. It focuses on fun, community engagement, and potential gains. Like most memecoins, its value is heavily influenced by hype and market sentiment.

2. ZKP (Zero-Knowledge Proof)
ZKP is a privacy-focused crypto project using zero-knowledge proof technology. It allows users to verify transactions without revealing sensitive information. This coin has potential in the Web3 and DeFi space, especially where anonymity is valued.

3. BREV (Brevia)
BREV is designed to simplify blockchain interaction, aiming to bridge the gap between new users and complex crypto ecosystems. Although still in its early phase, it shows promise in making crypto more accessible.

Note: These are newly launched tokens. Always DYOR (Do Your Own Research) before investing."Profit is the goal — stay with me for smart moves!"

#scamriskwarning
#Scam?
#ScamAwareness
#ScalpingTrading
#SCAMalerts
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🚨$333 MILLION LOST VIA $BTC ATMs 🇺🇸 Americans lost over $333 MILLION in 2025 to Bitcoin ATM scams, with older users hit hardest. U.S. lawmakers are now pushing tighter regulations to curb the machines. #BTC #ATM #scamriskwarning
🚨$333 MILLION LOST VIA $BTC ATMs

🇺🇸 Americans lost over $333 MILLION in 2025 to Bitcoin ATM scams, with older users hit hardest.

U.S. lawmakers are now pushing tighter regulations to curb the machines.

#BTC #ATM #scamriskwarning
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🚨 $LIGHT is a Scam Coin Just go Short on it by Clicking here👉$LIGHT 👈 I have explained the Whole monopoly read it then go for short by Clicking up..📉 Who would take it from $5 to even below $0.5 ?😭 And now, who is taking it from $0.3 up to $2 ? This coin is taking liquidation from both sides, not letting go of the long positions nor the short positions! 🫵 Behind this, there are large exchanges at play, & later they come forward wearing a mask of respectability....🤡 #scamriskwarning #light #signal
🚨 $LIGHT is a Scam Coin Just go Short on it by Clicking here👉$LIGHT 👈

I have explained the Whole monopoly read it then go for short by Clicking up..📉

Who would take it from $5 to even below $0.5 ?😭

And now, who is taking it from $0.3 up to $2 ?

This coin is taking liquidation from both sides, not letting go of the long positions nor the short positions! 🫵

Behind this, there are large exchanges at play, & later they come forward wearing a mask of respectability....🤡

#scamriskwarning #light #signal
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P2P (Peer-to-Peer) Scams on BinanceP2P (Peer-to-Peer) Scams on Binance 1. Fake Sellers/Buyers: Scammers pose as sellers or buyers on Binance's peer-to-peer trading platform. They may initiate trades with users, claiming to offer attractive rates for buying or selling cryptocurrencies. However, once the trade is initiated, they may disappear without completing the transaction or providing the agreed-upon funds. 2. Impersonation: Scammers impersonate legitimate sellers or buyers by using similar usernames or profile pictures. They may deceive users into thinking they are dealing with a trusted party, only to disappear after the trade is initiated. 3. Payment Fraud: Some scammers manipulate the payment process by providing false payment confirmations or using reversible payment methods. For example, they may claim to have sent a bank transfer or payment via digital wallets, but the transaction is either fake or reversible. By the time the victim realizes, the scammer has already received the cryptocurrency without paying for it. 4. Account Takeover: Scammers may compromise legitimate Binance accounts and use them to initiate trades on the peer-to-peer platform. They may then trick users into sending funds to their own wallets, posing as the account owner. 5. Chargeback Fraud: In some cases, scammers may use payment methods that allow chargebacks, such as bank transfers or certain digital wallets. After receiving the cryptocurrency, they initiate a chargeback, reversing the payment and leaving the seller with no funds and no way to recover the lost cryptocurrency. ### Tips to Avoid P2P Scams: 1. Verify the Counterparty: Always verify the identity and reputation of the counterparty before initiating a trade. Check their trading history, feedback ratings, and verify their profile details. 2. Use Secure Payment Methods: Prefer using payment methods that are irreversible, such as bank transfers (with appropriate precautions) or cryptocurrencies. Avoid payment methods that allow chargebacks whenever possible. 3. Double-Check Payment Confirmations: Verify payment confirmations independently, especially for bank transfers or digital wallet payments. Don't rely solely on messages from the counterparty. 4. Use Binance's Escrow Service: When trading on Binance's peer-to-peer platform, use the built-in escrow service provided by Binance. This ensures that the cryptocurrency is released only when the payment is confirmed, reducing the risk of fraud. 5. Stay Alert for Red Flags: Be cautious of deals that seem too good to be true, urgent requests for payment, or suspicious behavior from the counterparty. Trust your instincts and avoid transactions that make you feel uncomfortable. By staying vigilant and following these tips, users can reduce the risk of falling victim to P2P scams on Binance's platform. #scamriskwarning $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) $BNB {spot}(BNBUSDT)

P2P (Peer-to-Peer) Scams on Binance

P2P (Peer-to-Peer) Scams on Binance

1. Fake Sellers/Buyers: Scammers pose as sellers or buyers on Binance's peer-to-peer trading platform. They may initiate trades with users, claiming to offer attractive rates for buying or selling cryptocurrencies. However, once the trade is initiated, they may disappear without completing the transaction or providing the agreed-upon funds.

2. Impersonation: Scammers impersonate legitimate sellers or buyers by using similar usernames or profile pictures. They may deceive users into thinking they are dealing with a trusted party, only to disappear after the trade is initiated.

3. Payment Fraud: Some scammers manipulate the payment process by providing false payment confirmations or using reversible payment methods. For example, they may claim to have sent a bank transfer or payment via digital wallets, but the transaction is either fake or reversible. By the time the victim realizes, the scammer has already received the cryptocurrency without paying for it.

4. Account Takeover: Scammers may compromise legitimate Binance accounts and use them to initiate trades on the peer-to-peer platform. They may then trick users into sending funds to their own wallets, posing as the account owner.

5. Chargeback Fraud: In some cases, scammers may use payment methods that allow chargebacks, such as bank transfers or certain digital wallets. After receiving the cryptocurrency, they initiate a chargeback, reversing the payment and leaving the seller with no funds and no way to recover the lost cryptocurrency.

### Tips to Avoid P2P Scams:

1. Verify the Counterparty: Always verify the identity and reputation of the counterparty before initiating a trade. Check their trading history, feedback ratings, and verify their profile details.

2. Use Secure Payment Methods: Prefer using payment methods that are irreversible, such as bank transfers (with appropriate precautions) or cryptocurrencies. Avoid payment methods that allow chargebacks whenever possible.

3. Double-Check Payment Confirmations: Verify payment confirmations independently, especially for bank transfers or digital wallet payments. Don't rely solely on messages from the counterparty.

4. Use Binance's Escrow Service: When trading on Binance's peer-to-peer platform, use the built-in escrow service provided by Binance. This ensures that the cryptocurrency is released only when the payment is confirmed, reducing the risk of fraud.

5. Stay Alert for Red Flags: Be cautious of deals that seem too good to be true, urgent requests for payment, or suspicious behavior from the counterparty. Trust your instincts and avoid transactions that make you feel uncomfortable.

By staying vigilant and following these tips, users can reduce the risk of falling victim to P2P scams on Binance's platform.
#scamriskwarning $BTC
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#scamriskwarning Troy Coin: The Best Scam of 2025 In the world of crypto, 2025 witnessed many scams—but none as polished and deceptive as Troy Coin. Marketed as the "next Bitcoin," Troy Coin promised revolutionary technology, insane returns, and elite investor access. Influencers were paid to promote it, fake partnerships were announced, and flashy websites tricked even seasoned traders. What made Troy Coin the “best” scam was its perfect execution. The team remained anonymous, used AI-generated faces, and created an illusion of legitimacy through fake news coverage and paid listings. Millions of dollars poured in before the developers disappeared overnight, deleting all traces and leaving investors stunned. Troy Coin serves as a harsh reminder: hype isn’t value, and trust in crypto must be earned, not bought. While many scams fade into history, Troy Coin will be remembered in 2025 as the ultimate example of how sophistication can cloak deception in the digital age. Stay sharp, stay skeptical.
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Troy Coin: The Best Scam of 2025

In the world of crypto, 2025 witnessed many scams—but none as polished and deceptive as Troy Coin. Marketed as the "next Bitcoin," Troy Coin promised revolutionary technology, insane returns, and elite investor access. Influencers were paid to promote it, fake partnerships were announced, and flashy websites tricked even seasoned traders.

What made Troy Coin the “best” scam was its perfect execution. The team remained anonymous, used AI-generated faces, and created an illusion of legitimacy through fake news coverage and paid listings. Millions of dollars poured in before the developers disappeared overnight, deleting all traces and leaving investors stunned.

Troy Coin serves as a harsh reminder: hype isn’t value, and trust in crypto must be earned, not bought. While many scams fade into history, Troy Coin will be remembered in 2025 as the ultimate example of how sophistication can cloak deception in the digital age.

Stay sharp, stay skeptical.
P2P SCAM ⚠️ ALERT‼️ Hello Binance users, If you use the Binance crypto exchange, then it's important for you to know this. Many of you buy and sell USDT or USDC and receive money in your bank account. But how safe are you really? Today, I’ll discuss this topic, so please listen carefully to understand everything. 1. Buy Scam: When you buy USDT or USDC, you have to send money from your bank account to the seller. Suppose you send the money, but the seller doesn’t release the USDT—what can you do then ? You can file an appeal. If your appeal is valid, you will get your money back. There are people who scam others while selling dollars—this is one form of such scams. 2. Sell Scam: When you need to sell USDT, you sell it and expect to receive money in your bank account. But many fall victim to scams here too. You place the order, but the buyer doesn’t actually make the payment. Instead, they send you a fake notification saying you’ve received the money. Important Note: Do not believe this—always check your bank account first before releasing the order. Finally, whatever you do, be cautious and keep a cool head. If you do, you can avoid becoming a victim of such scams. That’s all for today. See you in a new post. Stay well and stay safe. Goodbye! $USDC #scamriskwarning
P2P SCAM ⚠️ ALERT‼️

Hello Binance users,

If you use the Binance crypto exchange, then it's important for you to know this.
Many of you buy and sell USDT or USDC and receive money in your bank account. But how safe are you really? Today, I’ll discuss this topic, so please listen carefully to understand everything.

1. Buy Scam:

When you buy USDT or USDC, you have to send money from your bank account to the seller. Suppose you send the money, but the seller doesn’t release the USDT—what can you do then ? You can file an appeal. If your appeal is valid, you will get your money back.

There are people who scam others while selling dollars—this is one form of such scams.

2. Sell Scam:

When you need to sell USDT, you sell it and expect to receive money in your bank account. But many fall victim to scams here too. You place the order, but the buyer doesn’t actually make the payment. Instead, they send you a fake notification saying you’ve received the money.

Important Note:

Do not believe this—always check your bank account first before releasing the order.

Finally, whatever you do, be cautious and keep a cool head. If you do, you can avoid becoming a victim of such scams.

That’s all for today.

See you in a new post.

Stay well and stay safe.

Goodbye!

$USDC #scamriskwarning
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⚠️P2P Scam Alert 🚫 Hello Binance users, If you use the Binance crypto exchange, then it's important for you to know this. Many of you buy and sell USDT or USDC and receive money in your bank account. But how safe are you really? Today, I’ll discuss this topic, so please listen carefully to understand everything. Buy Scam: When you buy USDT or USDC, you have to send money from your bank account to the seller. Suppose you send the money, but the seller doesn’t release the USDT—what can you do then? You can file an appeal. If your appeal is valid, you will get your money back. There are people who scam others while selling dollars—this is one form of such scams. Sell Scam: When you need to sell USDT, you sell it and expect to receive money in your bank account. But many fall victim to scams here too. You place the order, but the buyer doesn’t actually make the payment. Instead, they send you a fake notification saying you’ve received the money. Do not believe this—always check your bank account first before releasing the order. Finally, whatever you do, be cautious and keep a cool head. If you do, you can avoid becoming a victim of such scams. Important Note: If I’ve said anything wrong, I ask for your forgiveness. That’s all for today. See you in a new post. Stay well and stay safe. Goodbye! $USDC #scamriskwarning
⚠️P2P Scam Alert 🚫
Hello Binance users,
If you use the Binance crypto exchange, then it's important for you to know this.
Many of you buy and sell USDT or USDC and receive money in your bank account. But how safe are you really? Today, I’ll discuss this topic, so please listen carefully to understand everything.
Buy Scam:
When you buy USDT or USDC, you have to send money from your bank account to the seller. Suppose you send the money, but the seller doesn’t release the USDT—what can you do then? You can file an appeal. If your appeal is valid, you will get your money back.
There are people who scam others while selling dollars—this is one form of such scams.
Sell Scam:
When you need to sell USDT, you sell it and expect to receive money in your bank account. But many fall victim to scams here too. You place the order, but the buyer doesn’t actually make the payment. Instead, they send you a fake notification saying you’ve received the money.
Do not believe this—always check your bank account first before releasing the order.
Finally, whatever you do, be cautious and keep a cool head. If you do, you can avoid becoming a victim of such scams.
Important Note:
If I’ve said anything wrong, I ask for your forgiveness.
That’s all for today.
See you in a new post.
Stay well and stay safe. Goodbye!
$USDC #scamriskwarning
⚠️P2P Scam Alert 🚫 Hello Binance users, If you use the Binance crypto exchange, then it's important for you to know this. Many of you buy and sell USDT or USDC and receive money in your bank account. But how safe are you really? Today, I’ll discuss this topic, so please listen carefully to understand everything. Buy Scam: When you buy USDT or USDC, you have to send money from your bank account to the seller. Suppose you send the money, but the seller doesn’t release the USDT—what can you do then? You can file an appeal. If your appeal is valid, you will get your money back. There are people who scam others while selling dollars—this is one form of such scams. Sell Scam: When you need to sell USDT, you sell it and expect to receive money in your bank account. But many fall victim to scams here too. You place the order, but the buyer doesn’t actually make the payment. Instead, they send you a fake notification saying you’ve received the money. Do not believe this—always check your bank account first before releasing the order. Finally, whatever you do, be cautious and keep a cool head. If you do, you can avoid becoming a victim of such scams. Important Note: If I’ve said anything wrong, I ask for your forgiveness. That’s all for today. See you in a new post. Stay well and stay safe. Goodbye! $USDC #scamriskwarning #usdt
⚠️P2P Scam Alert 🚫
Hello Binance users,
If you use the Binance crypto exchange, then it's important for you to know this.
Many of you buy and sell USDT or USDC and receive money in your bank account. But how safe are you really? Today, I’ll discuss this topic, so please listen carefully to understand everything.
Buy Scam:
When you buy USDT or USDC, you have to send money from your bank account to the seller. Suppose you send the money, but the seller doesn’t release the USDT—what can you do then? You can file an appeal. If your appeal is valid, you will get your money back.
There are people who scam others while selling dollars—this is one form of such scams.
Sell Scam:
When you need to sell USDT, you sell it and expect to receive money in your bank account. But many fall victim to scams here too. You place the order, but the buyer doesn’t actually make the payment. Instead, they send you a fake notification saying you’ve received the money.
Do not believe this—always check your bank account first before releasing the order.
Finally, whatever you do, be cautious and keep a cool head. If you do, you can avoid becoming a victim of such scams.
Important Note:
If I’ve said anything wrong, I ask for your forgiveness.
That’s all for today.
See you in a new post.
Stay well and stay safe. Goodbye!
$USDC #scamriskwarning #usdt
🚫 Stop Wasting Your Time on “Tap to Earn” Games! 🚫🔍 Attention, Crypto Community! 🔍 Are you tired of those “tap to earn” games promising easy money but never delivering real rewards? 💸 It’s time to face the truth – they’re just using your time and attention while offering little to no genuine value! ⚠️ These so-called “easy earnings” are nothing but distractions, pulling you away from real investment opportunities in the crypto world! 🌐 Don’t let them exploit your potential – you deserve better! 💪 🔥 It’s time to take action: 👉 Unfollow those YouTubers spreading false hopes! 👉 Focus on legitimate projects like Blum, DOGS, and DODO, backed by real innovation and community value. 👉 Invest your time wisely and aim for real growth opportunities! 🚀 Let’s cut out the noise and build a stronger, more educated crypto community together! 💥 #NoMoreScams #CryptoAwareness #scamriskwarning #Write2Earn! #BinanceLaunchpoolHMSTR

🚫 Stop Wasting Your Time on “Tap to Earn” Games! 🚫

🔍 Attention, Crypto Community! 🔍
Are you tired of those “tap to earn” games promising easy money but never delivering real rewards? 💸 It’s time to face the truth – they’re just using your time and attention while offering little to no genuine value! ⚠️

These so-called “easy earnings” are nothing but distractions, pulling you away from real investment opportunities in the crypto world! 🌐 Don’t let them exploit your potential – you deserve better! 💪
🔥 It’s time to take action:
👉 Unfollow those YouTubers spreading false hopes!
👉 Focus on legitimate projects like Blum, DOGS, and DODO, backed by real innovation and community value.
👉 Invest your time wisely and aim for real growth opportunities! 🚀
Let’s cut out the noise and build a stronger, more educated crypto community together! 💥
#NoMoreScams #CryptoAwareness #scamriskwarning #Write2Earn! #BinanceLaunchpoolHMSTR
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