#BLUM The Scary Reality!!
Have you been excitedly collecting points on Blum by completing tasks, playing games, and referring friends in preparation for the platform’s big launch? Hold on a moment – there’s more to consider. Many users could end up banned, losing all the points they’ve worked so hard to collect.
Picture this: you’ve accumulated over 25 million Blum points, eagerly awaiting a listing price between $0.05 and $0.06. Sounds like a dream come true, right? However, there’s a serious risk involved. These are points, not actual tokens, and they can quickly become worthless if your account is banned.
Blum, along with its airdrops, is closely linked to Telegram. As soon as you open the Blum app, you’re immediately notified that your IP address, device ID, and even your MAC address are being tracked. This monitoring makes it incredibly easy for Blum’s system to detect any suspicious behavior.
Some users may believe they can cheat the system by creating multiple accounts using different phone numbers. But here’s the reality: using the same IP address and device for these accounts is a surefire way to get caught. Blum’s anti-cheat technology is highly advanced and can easily detect when someone is trying to manipulate the system using a single device.
Even more worryingly, some people have turned to remote desktops or anti-detection browsers, thinking these methods will allow them to fly under the radar. But guess what? It won’t work. Blum’s security measures are on par with those used by financial institutions, designed to catch any attempt to cheat the system.
And don’t even think about using fake phone numbers. Telegram’s latest security updates make it nearly impossible to receive a verification code on fraudulent numbers.Blum operates within a highly integrated ecosystem #bitcoin #BTC
