Fake tokens are like counterfeit money in the world of cryptocurrencies. Scammers make fake tokens that look real to trick people into giving away their money or personal information.

These scammers often use apps like Telegram, or WeChat to spread lies and deceive people. One way they do this is by selling fake tokens before they are available to the public. They tell people that the token's value will go up a lot when it's released, but it's all a trick to steal money.

If you fall for these scams, you usually can't get your money back. Binance, a popular cryptocurrency platform, advises people to be careful and informed to protect themselves from these threats.

If you want more information on how to spot and avoid fake tokens, check out our blog post called "Fake Tokens: How to Identify and Avoid Them."

Remember, always be cautious when dealing with cryptocurrencies. Be careful about where you invest your money and stay updated on common scams that could affect you.

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