🤔 💭 Is Elon Musk Promoting a Crypto Giveaway? Beware of Deepfake Scam🚨!

A new deepfake video of Elon Musk claiming to promote a $20 million cryptocurrency giveaway has been circulating online. The video directs viewers to a website, Elon4u.com, and suggests the giveaway runs for a week, starting December 13.

However, this is NOT real! Elon Musk and his companies are not running any crypto giveaways.

As highlighted by X user DogeDesigner (@cb_doge):
"Don’t fall for scams! Stay safe."

Always be cautious with online promotions, especially those that sound too good to be true. If you come across such videos or links, do not engage. Verify through official channels and stay safe online!

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**Breaking News:** 🎥 Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong issues a warning about a deepfake video circulating on social media that used his image and voice to promote cryptocurrency. He advises caution and mentions that Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has also been targeted by similar content. The video falsely promotes an investment platform linked to Elon Musk and endorsed by the Singapore government. #DeepfakeWarning 🚨📺

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission warns of deepfake scams in the crypto industry, involving a group using videos of Elon Musk. Scammers use deepfakes to mimic individuals, promoting fraudulent schemes. The group in focus utilized deepfakes of Musk to deceive victims into fake crypto trading services. Similar cases involve scammers impersonating Musk and Lee Hsien Loong for crypto scams. Hong Kong police shut down the group's operations, but the full extent of the damage is unknown.
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