Uncovering the so-called scams in the crypto world! ⚡️⚡️⚡️
1. It’s what many people talk about regarding trading rebates. Definitely avoid playing on small exchanges; their software engineering and development capabilities are not that impressive, making your funds unsafe and at risk of being stolen. Just two days ago, there was a theft of two million funds on the XT platform and dexx dog platform, with no security guarantees. Don’t play on smaller exchanges just to chase a little extra rebate; larger exchanges offer lower rebates but are much safer. Recommended larger exchanges: Binance (币安); I wouldn’t recommend other platforms if you are in mainland China.
2. If you don’t understand on-chain technology, avoid meme coins (土狗). There are numerous smart contracts that hold all the permissions for these coins. Pi Yao (can only buy, cannot sell), human-machine trading; their patterns are all uniformly increasing (developers hold many insider positions) including a half-hour Pi Yao trading, where normal buying and selling is fine for the first half hour, but after that, selling is not allowed. There are too many functions to detail here; it’s very dangerous. If you don’t understand on-chain technology, just avoid them?
3. Don’t click on links from strangers randomly, but this mainly concerns those playing in tier one. For tier two, if you don’t have a web3 wallet, it’s not a big deal. If you encounter a link that can hack your phone, there's not much you can do; this requires high technical skills, and it’s not common for an average person to encounter such cases.
If there’s anything else you don’t understand in this circle, feel free to ask in the comments section, and I will reply to each one. There are no tricks, just suggestions.
Recently, the dean has been observing the primary market for potential targets. Having already invested early in puppies, what else is recommended?
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