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Guys, don't listen to anyone! 50% of fake news is published tape scammers and greedy they wants earn money from greed market here. For example: "This crypto coin is growing, then buy this coin" "You believed and followed him and then he can sell everything and the greed of the market will appear" then this will lead to a negative balance or loss of funds, just believe in yourself and be focused, set a goal and analyze, wait a week, a month, then the Broker copies your offer and increases the chart up or down which you want to invest your capital.

I drew what I think guys, i don't understand🤷🏻‍♂️ this but it seemed to me that it was a bullish flag.✅

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Buying cryptocurrency is a risky business, no matter how you look at it. You can be deceived at any stage, from buying to selling. The basic rules are simple, and the main thing for protecting yourself from scammers is to simply ignore them.😢😲🧱🪓
Do not give logins and passwords to anyone.🔒
Do not tell the seed phrase.🧷
Do not show the Private key.🧱
Use proven currency exchangers.💳
Check your investment projects before you invest money in them.🖱️
Check the addresses of the sites you are going to.📸
Install apps from trusted sources.🟢
Do not communicate with those who come to you in private messages.✍🏻🙇🏿‍♂️
Do not invest in unknown coins.📉
And one more piece of advice: do not rush. Money is hard to earn, and it can be stolen in seconds.🛑

#P2P #P2PTrading #TradingTips #CryptoSafetyMatters #AvoidScams
How does the triangle work? There are three parties involved in this scheme: a P2P trader, a victim, and a fraudster. Here's how it all happens: 1.The fraudster posts an ad for sale, for example, an iPhone at a very tasty price on the platform 2.The victim finds the ad and agrees to buy the product. The fraudster gives her the details for transferring money. 3.Here you, the P2P trader, come into the picture. The fraudster buys cryptocurrency from you, and gives your details to the victim as payment 4.The victim transfers money to your card, thinking that he is paying for an iPhone. 5.You send cryptocurrency to the fraudster, not suspecting that you have fallen into a trap. 6.As a result: the fraudster disappears, the victim does not receive the phone, and you are faced with an unpleasant conversation with the police. How to avoid falling into this trap? To avoid becoming a participant in a fraudulent scheme, follow simple but important rules: 1.Check profiles on the P2P exchange. The user must be registered for at least 30 days and have at least 100 orders. Binance provides a special filter for such conditions - be sure to use it. 2.Specify the conditions in the ad: "Payment from third parties is not accepted." This will help avoid situations where money comes from unknown people. 3.If the money did come from a third party, ask for proof. For example, ask for a photo of the sender's card or transfer them 1 ruble with the comment: "The last transfer was a debt repayment, I have no claims." Scammers often disappear after such requests. 4.Do not transfer the money back until you receive instructions from the support service. Any actions must be agreed with the platform to protect yourself. And finally...P2P trading is a great opportunity, but you always need to stay on guard. Only trade with trusted users, set strict conditions and be vigilant. And if you find yourself in a difficult situation, start an appeal process and contact the support service for help.Have good trades and be careful!

#cybersecurity #CyberConnect #CYBER #becareful #SecurityAndTransparency Cybersecurity Rules Victims of cybercrime not only suffer financially, but also experience symptoms similar to post-traumatic stress disorder. To avoid becoming a victim, adhere to these basic rules: Update system software. Implement endpoint protection - computers and other devices connected to the Internet that have access to the Network. Use secure Internet connections. Password-protect web browsers and email. Implement data storage, the ability to recover after loss. Encrypt data and devices. Activate remote data erasure on other devices (helps if you lose a laptop or mobile gadget). Make sure that cloud storage is secure. Control access to your network. Create reliable network segmentation (divide it into segments so that a hacker does not gain access to the entire network at once). Implement an audit log - monitoring what is and is not happening on the Network. Create a black and white list for software. Secure mobile devices. Secure devices that store data, such as flash drives. Store logins and passwords in a safe place.