antiscam
6,872 views
4 Discussing
Hot
Latest
#antiscam Hi.i have an issue in spot wallet some usdt is unavailable cant withdraw cant transfer
please kindly request to check it and solve the issue.
thanks
please kindly request to check it and solve the issue.
thanks
Beware of fake X Empire telegram bot...make sure you look out for the one with blue tick and millions of subscribers. Scammers everywhere. Stay vigilant.
#ScamAware #stayalert #antiscam
#ScamAware #stayalert #antiscam
See original
💥SCAM ALERT💥 IF YOU ARE FROM ARGENTINA, HELP ME SPREAD THIS.
I received a text message on my cell phone saying that I had won a red envelope with 300 USD, and to claim it I had to enter a Binance link.
The striking thing is that I received it by text message from the same number that they usually send me to verify my identity when I sometimes enter here (and moments after having used it, which is VERY RARE!!!).
The thing is that the site they wanted to send me to was binance.com.AR, which is not official but is IDENTICAL to the original binance. I entered incognito to the link they sent me (with my session closed, just in case) and it was the typical entry with the red envelopes.
When you press the button, the system asks you to give them your wallet to make the transfer, but you need to log in... Please, don't even think about doing that because you are giving your cryptos to a stranger!!!!!
I found out who the binance.com.ar domain belongs to and the name Yamila Flavia Lucena appears (in the screenshot). I wanted to report it to the authorities but NIC Argentina (who grants the websites) says that IT CAN'T DO ANYTHING (a disgrace).
So now you know, be careful because the message comes to you through a known channel (the number through which Binance sends verification codes) but it is a complete scam!
#Binance #antiscam
I received a text message on my cell phone saying that I had won a red envelope with 300 USD, and to claim it I had to enter a Binance link.
The striking thing is that I received it by text message from the same number that they usually send me to verify my identity when I sometimes enter here (and moments after having used it, which is VERY RARE!!!).
The thing is that the site they wanted to send me to was binance.com.AR, which is not official but is IDENTICAL to the original binance. I entered incognito to the link they sent me (with my session closed, just in case) and it was the typical entry with the red envelopes.
When you press the button, the system asks you to give them your wallet to make the transfer, but you need to log in... Please, don't even think about doing that because you are giving your cryptos to a stranger!!!!!
I found out who the binance.com.ar domain belongs to and the name Yamila Flavia Lucena appears (in the screenshot). I wanted to report it to the authorities but NIC Argentina (who grants the websites) says that IT CAN'T DO ANYTHING (a disgrace).
So now you know, be careful because the message comes to you through a known channel (the number through which Binance sends verification codes) but it is a complete scam!
#Binance #antiscam
Please be careful out there guys! There are scammers everywhere getting cleaver by the day. If something doesn’t seems right, then definitely it is not right. If something looks too good to be truth definitely, it is not true.
Please stay safe, do not trade P2P outside Binance platform, and follow Binance rules in trading, some people on P2P May want you to compromise in the rules of engagement when transacting, but please don’t.
#antiscam #antimoneylaundering #anti-spam
Please stay safe, do not trade P2P outside Binance platform, and follow Binance rules in trading, some people on P2P May want you to compromise in the rules of engagement when transacting, but please don’t.
#antiscam #antimoneylaundering #anti-spam
MEV Blocker Wants to Help You Outrun the Frontrunners
A consortium of Ethereum builders has banded together to launch MEV Blocker, a utility that promises to help people transact on Etheruem without succumbing to maximal extractable value (MEV) bots.
Maximum extractable value is a phenomenon wherein clever blockchain operators profit from the ability for anyone to preview upcoming transactions. By looking at Ethereum’s mempool – a sort of waiting area for yet-to-be-confirmed transactions – so-called MEV-bots can front-run trades and execute other strategies, like sandwich attacks, that eat into the profits of regular users.
Read more: What Is MEV, aka Maximal Extractable Value?
MEV-Boost – a piece of MEV-optimizing middleware used by virtually all the validators that operate Ethereum – aimed to spread out the riches of MEV to more people, but it also turned MEV-extraction into a kind of cottage industry. By MEV Blocker’s estimate, MEV bots have siphoned more than $1.38 billion from everyday Ethereum users so far.
MEV Blocker joins a growing number of projects that provide custom RPC endpoints to users that want to avoid being sniped by MEV extractors (an RPC endpoint is a gateway that wallets and other crypto apps use to communicate with a blockchain).
With its endpoint, MEV-Blocker aims to give power back to regular users – providing them a way to not just circumvent the most common MEV attacks, but also to profit from less offensive MEV strategies. It was jointly created by CoW Protocol, Beaver Build and Agnostic Relay – some of the larger players in Ethereum’s MEV ecosystem.
“MEV Blocker works by directing transactions to a network of ‘searchers’ before sending them to the mempool,” the team behind MEV Blocker explained in a statement. “The searchers then bid for the right to backrun the transactions while simultaneously shielding users from frontrunning and sandwich attacks.”
Backrunning is a type of MEV strategy where a transaction is slipped in directly after another trade, with the backrunning transaction taking advantage of arbitrage opportunities raised by the preceding transaction. According to MEV Blocker, their utility will reward “at least 90% of the profits from winning bids back to users,” with the other 10% going to validators.
MEV Blocker should be supported by all wallets that allow for custom RPC endpoints.
Edited by James Rubin.
#BTC #dyor #antiscam
Maximum extractable value is a phenomenon wherein clever blockchain operators profit from the ability for anyone to preview upcoming transactions. By looking at Ethereum’s mempool – a sort of waiting area for yet-to-be-confirmed transactions – so-called MEV-bots can front-run trades and execute other strategies, like sandwich attacks, that eat into the profits of regular users.
Read more: What Is MEV, aka Maximal Extractable Value?
MEV-Boost – a piece of MEV-optimizing middleware used by virtually all the validators that operate Ethereum – aimed to spread out the riches of MEV to more people, but it also turned MEV-extraction into a kind of cottage industry. By MEV Blocker’s estimate, MEV bots have siphoned more than $1.38 billion from everyday Ethereum users so far.
MEV Blocker joins a growing number of projects that provide custom RPC endpoints to users that want to avoid being sniped by MEV extractors (an RPC endpoint is a gateway that wallets and other crypto apps use to communicate with a blockchain).
With its endpoint, MEV-Blocker aims to give power back to regular users – providing them a way to not just circumvent the most common MEV attacks, but also to profit from less offensive MEV strategies. It was jointly created by CoW Protocol, Beaver Build and Agnostic Relay – some of the larger players in Ethereum’s MEV ecosystem.
“MEV Blocker works by directing transactions to a network of ‘searchers’ before sending them to the mempool,” the team behind MEV Blocker explained in a statement. “The searchers then bid for the right to backrun the transactions while simultaneously shielding users from frontrunning and sandwich attacks.”
Backrunning is a type of MEV strategy where a transaction is slipped in directly after another trade, with the backrunning transaction taking advantage of arbitrage opportunities raised by the preceding transaction. According to MEV Blocker, their utility will reward “at least 90% of the profits from winning bids back to users,” with the other 10% going to validators.
MEV Blocker should be supported by all wallets that allow for custom RPC endpoints.
Edited by James Rubin.
#BTC #dyor #antiscam
Here’s a 300-word post you can use for Binance regarding the 👉
Exciting Update for HamsterKombat (HMSTR): Strengthening Security to Combat Scammers!
We’re thrilled to announce a major security update for the HamsterKombat (#HMSTR) ecosystem that promises to make the platform safer for all players and investors. In response to increasing concerns around scammers and fraudulent activities, the HMSTR team has rolled out a robust solution that will make it significantly harder for malicious actors to operate.
The new update introduces advanced scam detection algorithms and tighter verification processes aimed at keeping users’ assets secure. These features include:
1. Enhanced User Verification: A more rigorous process that ensures users are legitimate and have passed additional identity checks.
2. Improved Fraud Detection: New algorithms analyze transactions in real time, identifying suspicious patterns and behaviors commonly associated with scammers.
3. Asset Recovery Features: In the rare event that fraud occurs, the update includes methods for freezing suspicious accounts and enabling a streamlined asset recovery process.
4. Community Alerts: Players can now flag suspicious accounts directly within the platform, helping to create a self-regulating community that watches out for one another.
This update comes at a time when security in the crypto space is a top priority. HamsterKombat is taking the necessary steps to ensure a safer, more enjoyable gaming experience while protecting your valuable assets from scammers.
Stay tuned for more updates and features as we continue to build a secure and thriving #HMSTR community. Together, we can outsmart the scammers and keep the game fair and fun for all!
@dappOS_com #antiscam #CryptoSecurity #PlayToEarn #HMSTRCommunity
We’re thrilled to announce a major security update for the HamsterKombat (#HMSTR) ecosystem that promises to make the platform safer for all players and investors. In response to increasing concerns around scammers and fraudulent activities, the HMSTR team has rolled out a robust solution that will make it significantly harder for malicious actors to operate.
The new update introduces advanced scam detection algorithms and tighter verification processes aimed at keeping users’ assets secure. These features include:
1. Enhanced User Verification: A more rigorous process that ensures users are legitimate and have passed additional identity checks.
2. Improved Fraud Detection: New algorithms analyze transactions in real time, identifying suspicious patterns and behaviors commonly associated with scammers.
3. Asset Recovery Features: In the rare event that fraud occurs, the update includes methods for freezing suspicious accounts and enabling a streamlined asset recovery process.
4. Community Alerts: Players can now flag suspicious accounts directly within the platform, helping to create a self-regulating community that watches out for one another.
This update comes at a time when security in the crypto space is a top priority. HamsterKombat is taking the necessary steps to ensure a safer, more enjoyable gaming experience while protecting your valuable assets from scammers.
Stay tuned for more updates and features as we continue to build a secure and thriving #HMSTR community. Together, we can outsmart the scammers and keep the game fair and fun for all!
@dappOS_com #antiscam #CryptoSecurity #PlayToEarn #HMSTRCommunity