🚨 Blum’s anti-cheat system is strict to maintain fairness, and many users might face automatic bans, losing all their accumulated points. Some have gathered over 20 million points, anticipating a future value of $0.0563 or $0.04 per point. However, these are just points for now, not tokens, and they’ll be converted later—so collecting them doesn’t guarantee rewards.
Blum, like other airdrop platforms, operates through Telegram and tracks your IP address and device ID (MAC address) as soon as you launch the app. While some users attempt to cheat by creating multiple accounts using the same IP and device, Blum’s system will detect this and ban them. Public networks might be forgiven for shared IPs, but shared device IDs are seen as cheating and will lead to penalties.
Even using remote machines or specialized anti-detect browsers won’t bypass Blum’s advanced fraud detection system, which is as secure as banking systems. Telegram itself has improved its methods to block fake numbers. Blum is also quietly conducting KYC checks, meaning cheaters and their referral groups could lose all their points and get banned.
Bottom line: Don’t try to cheat, or you risk losing everything. Blum is serious about keeping the platform fair and secure.
