Blum, the upcoming platform that's been gaining traction, has caught the attention of many users who are eagerly earning points through various activities like tasks, games, and referrals. But with the launch on the horizon, users need to be extra vigilant. Blum has enhanced its security protocols, and individuals involved in dishonest behavior may see their accounts banned, losing all accumulated points instantly.

There have been reports of users stockpiling over 15 million Blum points, anticipating the opportunity to exchange them when the token is released. Market insiders project the token’s initial price to be between $0.02 and $0.04, making these points potentially quite valuable. However, here’s a critical point to understand: These are not tokens yet—they’re points that will later be converted to Blum tokens before they can be traded for any monetary value. But here’s the risk—your entire stash of points could vanish if Blum detects fraudulent behavior associated with your account.

Blum, like many projects relying on airdrops, uses Telegram for its operations. When utilizing the Blum app, you’ll notice that your IP address, device ID, and other information like your device's MAC address are being monitored. Some users try to exploit Telegram’s multiple profile feature by linking numerous phone numbers to their Blum accounts, all from the same device or IP.

This is where Blum’s sophisticated fraud detection system kicks in. Upon the official launch, they’ll deploy advanced anti-cheat measures. If Blum detects multiple profiles originating from the same device or IP address, it’s likely that these accounts will be permanently banned. Although there might be some leniency for users on public IPs, shared devices are a significant red flag, indicating potential manipulation by a single user.

Using techniques such as remote machines won’t help either. Blum’s system is advanced, similar to banking security technology, and can easily identify these attempts. Even browsers designed to conceal activity won't work—Blum’s system is sharp enough to spot unusual behavior patterns.

Another common trick involves signing up with fake phone numbers, but Telegram’s updated security makes this method increasingly ineffective. Some users have already encountered issues with verification codes or being asked for a previous code despite not registering before, showing that the security net is tightening. Since Blum integrates with Telegram, it can easily detect and block such fraudulent attempts.

Users also turn to virtual machines to mask their activity, but even this strategy is losing effectiveness. Blum is integrating hidden KYC (Know Your Customer) procedures to uncover and eliminate fraudulent accounts. In fact, entire referral networks could be dismantled if they’re found to be part of a scam operation.

The key message here is clear: Be wise. Blum offers significant potential rewards, but any attempt to exploit the system is a sure way to get banned. Instead of risking your points, follow the rules and avoid the consequences faced by others who tried to cheat the system.

Be patient, stick to legitimate strategies, and when Blum officially launches, you could find yourself with rewards far beyond your expectations!

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