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$VLR , as purchases increase, bots are raising the pressure. As the number of holders increases, price is being suppressed, make your purchases based on price. Don't get caught in the high slippage rate. If you can, connect with a web3 wallet and buy with Usdc, connect your wallet to VeloraDex. The safest way to purchase is to send Usdc to the web3 wallet, connect to VeloraDex, and the first job is to swap the Usdc you sent on the BSC chain to the Eth network; believe me, it’s very easy and done for a very low commission. Sending Usdc to the web3 wallet on the Eth network costs $1 while sending it on the BSC chain is free, and swap it to the Eth network within the Dex. Then purchase VLR on the BSC network with Eth Usdc, and then you can either keep it in the web3 wallet or transfer it to the exchange. Remember, the last purchase must be on the BSC chain. Make purchases on the BSC chain for it to continue to be listed on the Binance Alpha list and for the number of Binance holders to increase. This is not very complicated; the purpose of VeloraDex is to eliminate confusing swaps. Simply select the chain and then make your purchase. It will find the one with the lowest slippage rate for you. 👍
To implement what we've mentioned after July 1st, viewed from the perspective of the European Union, VeloraDex can be monitored under the umbrella of #MiCA as a legal service provider, and it will fall under the umbrella of a corporate partner. Use VLR on the trail of a system where abuses in DeFi will not be possible.
#TWAP if it had protection, it wouldn't have fallen into such situations #AAVE . I'm also curious, since everything is being thrown onto Lazarus, who can say it wasn't done from the inside? Lose the capital to the cat, then blow up the safe. Aave realized that terminating its agreement with VLRDEX was its biggest mistake, but it's too late now.

If you don't trust any institution and keep your money in your hardware wallet, VLR even here offers you the highest level of security with #Ledger collaboration.

Don't buy at these prices for free; you will buy when it goes above $1...

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🚨 BREAKING: $XRP Ledger adds programmable escrow logic ⚙️
What is happening?
• XLS-100 smart escrow standard now documented on XRPL
• Enables escrows to auto-execute based on oracle data $LINK
• Moves XRPL closer to programmable settlement layer
• Expands beyond simple payment + transfer use cases $ADA
What this suggests:
• Strong push toward smart-contract-like functionality on XRPL
• Better integration with real-world data via oracles
• Increased utility for enterprise and financial automation
Context:
• Traditional escrows require manual or time-based release
• Oracle-triggered execution allows conditional settlement (prices, events, etc.)
📊 Market takeaway:
Bullish for XRP ecosystem narrative. Programmable escrow functionality enhances utility and could attract more institutional use cases—but adoption scale will determine real impact.
#Xrp🔥🔥 #Ledger #XRPL

Detection of large-scale Ledger Nano S Plus counterfeiting activities 🌎

A counterfeit device purchased from an online marketplace in China contained modified hardware, using an ESP32 chip instead of Ledger's secure chip, with seed phrases and PIN codes stored as plain text and sent to servers controlled by the attacker.

The device runs spoofed software labeled "Nano S+ V2.1" and supports about 20 blockchains, draining funds from any wallet initialized on it.
This campaign spans five attack methods: compromised hardware, Android APK files, Windows EXE files, macOS DMG installers, and an iOS application distributed via TestFlight to bypass the App Store's review process.

So be careful when buying cold wallets, only purchase from reputable sources or double-check on Ledger Live ✔️

#vilanh #ledger $BTC

🚨 MAXI TRUFFA CRYPTO: FALSI LEDGER INFETTANO I WALLET 🚨

A Brazilian cybersecurity researcher discovered a massive scam by purchasing a hardware wallet "Ledger" from a suspiciously low-priced Chinese marketplace.
At first glance, the packaging and design seemed authentic, but internal analysis revealed a much more disturbing reality.

Inside the device, there was no secure chip typical of Ledger wallets, but rather an inexpensive component from an IoT device, with markings deliberately removed to hide its origin.
The installed firmware simulated a non-existent version (Ledger Nano S+ V2.1), designed to deceive even experienced users.

The real danger?
Every seed phrase and PIN entered was saved in plain text and immediately sent to a server controlled by the attackers (kkkhhhnnn[.]com), allowing for instant theft of funds across over 20 blockchains.
The scam also included a fake app "Ledger Live," modified and lacking a valid digital signature, capable of stealing sensitive data as soon as it was used.

The group behind the operation is also reportedly distributing malware for Windows, macOS, and even iOS, exploiting TestFlight to bypass Apple controls.
The report has been sent to the Ledger security team, and further technical details are expected.
The incident once again highlights the importance of purchasing devices only from official channels.
#BREAKING #Ledger #hacking #alert

A security researcher on Reddit has uncovered a fake Ledger Nano S+ being sold on a Chinese marketplace at the same price as the official device.

The counterfeit hardware looked legitimate from the outside, but an internal analysis revealed a generic ESP32-S3 chip by Espressif Systems instead of the secure element used in real Ledger devices. Some component markings were deliberately scraped off, and sensitive data, including PIN codes and seed phrases, were found stored in plain text in the device's firmware.

The attack does not rely on bypassing Ledger's security. The official Ledger Live app correctly detects the fake device through its built-in Genuine Check. The real threat comes from a QR code inside the packaging that redirects users to a cloned website resembling ledger.com. From there, users are pushed to download malicious versions of Ledger Live for Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS.

These fake apps show a hardcoded verification screen that does not actually check anything. In the background, they capture seed phrases and send them to attacker-controlled servers. The Android version also monitors wallet balances and intercepts communication between the device and the app.

The researcher linked the operation to a Shanghai-registered shell company set up specifically to sell on JD.com, with infrastructure supporting multiple distribution channels across desktop and mobile.

The scam appears to be designed to target first-time hardware wallet users, who are more likely to follow onboarding instructions, scan QR codes, and download software from links in the box.

Ledger has not issued a public statement, but a verified support account asked the researcher to file a formal report. Always buy hardware wallets from official sources and download software only from the official website.

#CryptoSecurity #Ledger #Cryptoscam #Web3Security #phishingscam

🚨 FAKE LEDGER WALLETS FLOOD MARKET SEED PHRASE THEFT TRAP EXPOSURE

A major cybersecurity warning is circulating as researchers flag counterfeit Ledger devices being sold on online marketplaces, designed specifically to steal crypto assets.

These fake hardware wallets are engineered to look identical to legitimate devices, but are pre-compromised to extract seed phrases during setup or trick users into revealing recovery data.

Once the seed phrase is exposed, attackers gain full, irreversible access to funds with no recovery possible, regardless of wallet type or chain.

What makes this threat more dangerous is the trust factor. Hardware wallets are widely considered one of the safest storage methods in crypto, which makes users less cautious during onboarding.

This is no longer just a phishing problem it’s a supply chain attack targeting physical devices themselves.

In crypto security, the weakest link is always the human step before self-custody is fully established.

And that’s exactly where these scams strike.

#CryptoSecurity #Ledger #Bitcoin #Hacks #Web3

#Ledger

☠️ A new wave of fake Ledger devices is being reported online. These counterfeit hardware wallets are being widely sold through Chinese marketplaces while posing as genuine products.

Inside these devices, investigators have found modified chips, as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules. One researcher linked the firmware to Espressif Systems — suggesting the device can secretly steal the seed phrase and potentially drain the wallet at any moment.

A similar scheme previously brought scammers around $9.5 million through a fake version of Ledger Live.

Users are advised to:

Purchase devices only from Ledger or authorized resellers

Immediately run the Genuine Check after setup

How a Crypto Wallet Works 🔐

⚠️ Truth #1: Your wallet does not "store" your cryptos

Your cryptos are on the blockchain.
Your wallet only stores the KEYS
that prove you are the owner.

No keys = No cryptos. Simple.

🔑 The 2 essential keys:

📬 Public Key = your crypto IBAN
→ You can share it with everyone
→ Allows you to receive cryptos

🔒 Private Key = your ULTIMATE bank password
→ Never share it with anyone
→ Gives full access to your funds

If someone knows your private key
→ they can empty your wallet in seconds

🌱 What is the Seed Phrase?

It is a list of 12 to 24 randomly generated words.
It represents your private key in a readable form.

Fictional example:
"apple moon river table silver ghost cloud..."

⚠️ If you lose your seed phrase → you lose everything
⚠️ If someone finds it → they take everything

→ Write it down on paper
→ Store it in a safe place (not online, ever)

🔥 Hot Wallet vs ❄️ Cold Wallet

🔥 HOT WALLET (connected to the internet)
→ Metamask, Trust Wallet, Phantom
→ Convenient for daily transactions
→ Risk: vulnerable to online hacks

❄️ COLD WALLET (offline)
→ Ledger, Trezor
→ Ideal for storing large amounts
→ Minimal risk if used properly

Golden rule:
"Small amounts → Hot Wallet
Large amounts → Cold Wallet"

🏦 Exchange Wallet (Binance, Coinbase…)

Convenient for buying/selling quickly.
BUT: you do not control your private keys.

✅ The 5 absolute security rules:

1. Never share your seed phrase online or in a photo
2. Always check the address before sending
3. Use a hardware wallet for >500$
4. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) everywhere
5. Be wary of fake sites and phishing

📌 This post could save your cryptos. Save it!
♻️ Repost — it could prevent a disaster for someone
💬 Questions about wallets? 👇

#bitcoin #Ledger #BinanceSquare #CryptoFR

🔥Users lose money by downloading fake application on Apple 👀

Although it sounds hard to believe, this actually happened. #Apple , the apple company, has confirmed that it has removed a fake application that pretended to be the official application of the #billetera of #Criptomonedas #Ledger , this after it was confirmed that more than 50 victims were affected by this scam, costing them money.

A single oversight can cost you money in self-custody. According to a statement from Apple, it mentions that the fake Ledger live application had already been removed on Tuesday and the developer of that fake application was also expelled from the Apple app store.

It was a premeditated job. The developer of this fake application used the “bait and switch” strategy to trick users into installing this fake Ledger Live application. Once they had the application installed, users shared their seed phrases.

According to blockchain investigator ZachXBT, he discovered that at least 50 users were victims of this scam between April 7 and 13, detecting losses of around $9.5 million. A real shame.

How do you protect your cryptocurrencies? Do you do self-custody or do you keep them in a centralized exchange?

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$IN feels the ripple after Apple yanks a fake Ledger app

Apple pulling the counterfeit Ledger app after a $9.5M phishing scam is the kind of headline that makes liquidity pause. Whales usually let the panic settle, then rotate into the names the market starts to trust again, because once security becomes the story, capital stops chasing noise and starts pricing credibility.

Not financial advice. Manage your risk and protect your capital.
#Crypto #Ledger #Apple #Phishing #Security
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ZachXBT recently uncovered a massive scam in the cryptocurrency space... it is a heinous operation.

A fake application named Ledger Live on the Apple App Store has been linked to the theft of $9.5 million from over 50 victims between April 7 and 13.

👈 Affected networks: Bitcoin, Ethereum (EVM), Tron, Solana, and XRP

Users downloaded a malicious app impersonating Ledger Live... and unknowingly granted access to their digital wallets.

Funds were transferred through more than 150 deposit addresses on the KuCoin platform, associated with AudiA6, a well-known money laundering service with high fees.

Loss details:

April 9: $3.23 million stolen (USDT)
April 11: $2.07 million stolen (USDC)
April 8: $1.95 million stolen (BTC + ETH + stETH)
The three largest victims alone lost amounts totaling seven figures each.

⚠️ The fake app has been removed, but the damage has already been done.

💭 This raises serious questions:

How did a fake wallet app pass App Store review?

Could this lead to legal action against Apple?

This is one of the largest cryptocurrency thefts linked to the App Store in recent months. Be careful.$BTC
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#Ledger #BTC #Binance

🚨🚨 FALSE LEDGER APP ON APPLE STORE ROBBING ALL BTC FROM A MUSICIAN 🚨🚨

A fake app posing as Ledger Live has been published on Apple's Mac App Store and allowed the complete Bitcoin wallet of Garrett Dutton, known as the musician G. Love, to be emptied in just a few seconds.
The user downloaded what appeared to be the official wallet, entered their 24‑word seed phrase, and lost nearly 5.92 BTC, about $424,000, equivalent to a decade of savings intended for retirement.

On-chain investigator ZachXBT traced the deposit addresses and showed that the funds were quickly transferred to KuCoin wallets, highlighting how fragile security is when a user makes just one wrong click.
The case reignites the debate on app store moderation: if even platforms like Apple do not prevent the publication of malicious apps, users must always verify developers and download wallets only from official sites.

For holders, the lesson is clear: your seed phrase should only be shared with your real hardware wallet, never with a third-party app, even if it seems “perfect.” Every mistake is zero tolerance, and the risk is losing everything in an instant.
#breakingnews #Apple #Ledger #hacking

$BTC just got a brutal reminder: one fake app can drain millions ⚡

A counterfeit Ledger Live app on Apple’s App Store reportedly hit more than 50 victims for $9.5 million in just a week, with the stolen coins spanning Bitcoin, EVM chains, Solana, and Ripple. The laundering path through 150+ KuCoin deposit addresses and a high-fee mixer shows how quickly illicit liquidity can be scattered, and why institutions treat wallet hygiene as a balance-sheet risk, not just a retail problem.

Not financial advice. Manage your risk and protect your capital.

#Bitcoin #CryptoSecurity #Blockchain #Apple #Ledger

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American musician Garrett Dutton lost 5.9 #BTC on $420,000 after he installed a fake app #Ledger and entered his seed phrase into it himself 😐

Hackers almost immediately withdrew coins through nine transactions to addresses associated with the exchange #KuCoin .

Recently, we warned that scammers are increasingly selling fake hardware wallets with a pre-set seed phrase — after a while, they simply withdraw the funds.
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