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APRO (token symbol AT) is a newly listed data-oracle project on Binance, announced as part of Binance’s 59ᵗʰ “HODLer Airdrops” program. It aims to provide institutional-grade, AI-enhanced real-world data feeds to blockchains, supporting 40+ chains and over 1,400 data sources — serving use-cases in DeFi, AI, real-world assets (RWA) and prediction markets. AT has a total supply of 1 billion tokens; at launch, 230 million AT (23%) are circulating. The listing went live on Binance spot market November 27, 2025, opening trading pairs AT/USDT, AT/USDC, AT/BNB, and AT/TRY. The listing and associated airdrop generated strong interest, with AT’s price rising sharply around launch.
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🇺🇸 Trump's New Tariffs on India: What's Going On? 🇮🇳
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced new tariffs on certain Indian imports as part of his renewed focus on protecting American industries. The move comes amid his strong “America First” stance as the 2024 election season heats up.
🔹 What’s targeted?
Trump’s proposed tariffs mainly focus on textiles, pharmaceuticals, and steel products—sectors where India has a competitive edge.
🔹 Why now?
Trump argues that India has “taken advantage” of trade deals and says these tariffs are necessary to level the playing field for American workers.
🔹 India's response?
Indian officials have expressed concern, warning that such tariffs could hurt bilateral relations and disrupt supply chains.
🇺🇸 Trump's New Tariffs on India: What's Going On? 🇮🇳
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced new tariffs on certain Indian imports as part of his renewed focus on protecting American industries. The move comes amid his strong “America First” stance as the 2024 election season heats up.
🔹 What’s targeted?
Trump’s proposed tariffs mainly focus on textiles, pharmaceuticals, and steel products—sectors where India has a competitive edge.
🔹 Why now?
Trump argues that India has “taken advantage” of trade deals and says these tariffs are necessary to level the playing field for American workers.
🔹 India's response?
Indian officials have expressed concern, warning that such tariffs could hurt bilateral relations and disrupt supply chains.
#CryptoScamSurge beware of crypto scams everyone scammers are targeting crpyto traders cause as the crypto market is growing scammers are growing aswell. They'll pretend to be from a exchange or a giveaway reward which requires a little gas fee all of thees are red flags. Enable anti phishing code and always do DYOR before doing anything cause patience is the key to the moon 🎑 🚀
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my returns and portfolio breakdown. Follow for investment tips
my returns and portfolio breakdown. Follow for investment tips
Trump's Potential on the SOL Chain with TRUMP Coin
Today, I will share a real scam case of a friend to raise awareness and help everyone avoid being deceived. I have introduced this type of scam before, but today I will analyze the scammer's process in detail using this case, so that everyone can understand their true intentions and the logic behind it. Although the scamming methods are diverse, the ultimate goals are consistent. I hope everyone can learn from this to prevent future scams.
The cause of the incident is that the scammer offers to buy USDT at a high price, where 1 USDT can be exchanged for 9.4 RMB, which is very tempting. The scammer asks friends to use a certain web3 non-private key wallet to operate; in fact, using other wallets like a certain wallet, IM, TPtoken wallet, etc., is the same. The key issue lies in the subsequent operations, not the wallet itself.
The scammer's rhetoric is that the USDT from the exchange is easy to trace, enticing friends to withdraw USDT to a web3 wallet. Under the scammer's guidance, friends created a non-private key wallet using a certain mobile app and then transferred the USDT to this new wallet. In fact, the scammer's true purpose is to have you operate the web3 wallet for subsequent scamming.
This certain web3 wallet can be any web3 wallet, and the network used (such as TRON, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, or Ethereum, etc.)
Since it was a newly created wallet, the scammer knew there was no TRX for gas fees, so he transferred 100 TRX (actually transferred 130) to the friend as gas fees. Then, the scammer asked the friend to transfer one USDT to test whether the wallet could make normal transfers. This step is crucial; the scammer's main goal is to have you perform a transfer operation to confirm that your account can make normal transfers, thereby paving the way for subsequent fraud. Common phrases also include buying and selling black U, fake U, etc., with the ultimate goal of getting you to transfer funds from your wallet to the scammer's wallet.#TrumpTariffs
Today, I will share a real scam case of a friend to raise awareness and help everyone avoid being deceived. I have introduced this type of scam before, but today I will analyze the scammer's process in detail using this case, so that everyone can understand their true intentions and the logic behind it. Although the scamming methods are diverse, the ultimate goals are consistent. I hope everyone can learn from this to prevent future scams.
The cause of the incident is that the scammer offers to buy USDT at a high price, where 1 USDT can be exchanged for 9.4 RMB, which is very tempting. The scammer asks friends to use a certain web3 non-private key wallet to operate; in fact, using other wallets like a certain wallet, IM, TPtoken wallet, etc., is the same. The key issue lies in the subsequent operations, not the wallet itself.
The scammer's rhetoric is that the USDT from the exchange is easy to trace, enticing friends to withdraw USDT to a web3 wallet. Under the scammer's guidance, friends created a non-private key wallet using a certain mobile app and then transferred the USDT to this new wallet. In fact, the scammer's true purpose is to have you operate the web3 wallet for subsequent scamming.
This certain web3 wallet can be any web3 wallet, and the network used (such as TRON, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, or Ethereum, etc.)
Since it was a newly created wallet, the scammer knew there was no TRX for gas fees, so he transferred 100 TRX (actually transferred 130) to the friend as gas fees. Then, the scammer asked the friend to transfer one USDT to test whether the wallet could make normal transfers. This step is crucial; the scammer's main goal is to have you perform a transfer operation to confirm that your account can make normal transfers, thereby paving the way for subsequent fraud. Common phrases also include buying and selling black U, fake U, etc., with the ultimate goal of getting you to transfer funds from your wallet to the scammer's wallet.#TrumpTariffs
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