šØ **IMPORTANT SECURITY ALERT** šØ Dear Binance Community, We have received intel about a new scam where fraudsters ask users to share their Binance accounts in return for commissions. Don't let these sweet words lure you - this path leads nowhere good. š Remember, **sharing your Binance account violates the Binance Terms of Use**. It's your account, and that means you are responsible for all activities happening in it. Sharing your account with outsiders flings the door open to severe risks, including: 1ļøā£ **Illegal Activities**: If scammers sneak into your account, they might use it for illegal deeds, getting you banned, or worse - caught in the crosshairs of the law. 2ļøā£ **Losing Access & Assets**: Once scammers gain the keys to your account, they might lock you out and strip it of your funds. All your hard-earned investments vanish - poof - like a magic trick you never wanted to see. 3ļøā£ **Identity Theft**: Handing over your account to someone is equivalent to sharing your personal ID. Scammers often use this information to impersonate you, causing damage that goes way beyond your fund losses. Promises of easy money, like commissions, are often dangling carrots leading to difficult consequences. Everyone dreams of a golden goose, but this one's a booby trap!
So, here are the golden rules to safeguard your Binance accounts: *Silence is Gold*: Never share your account details like passwords, email/logins, or two-factor authentication codes. Your secret's safe with you! *Eagle Eyes*: Set up notifications to keep track of account activity, putting the ball in your court whenever there's a login or transaction taking place. š² *The Truth Test*: When strangers approach you with irresistible offers, treat it like fake news before you confirm it's genuine. Also, remember that the Binance team holds your security dear, and will NEVER ask for your password or nudge you to switch to a different platform for support. š”ļø Together, we can keep this community secure! šŖš Stay Safe & Keep Rocking, Team Binance š”ļøš
Franklin Templeton Files for Spot Ether ETF, Joins the Race with Ark 21Shares and BlackRock According to Blockworks, Franklin Templeton has filed for a spot ether ETF, joining other firms like Ark 21Shares and BlackRock in the race. The filing states that the shares are intended to offer a convenient means of making an investment similar to an investment in ether, rather than acquiring, holding and trading ether directly on a peer-to-peer basis or otherwise or through a digital asset. platform. Franklin was one of nearly a dozen companies that launched a bitcoin ETF in January after the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) gave the green light to issuers. In the recent filing, Franklin also expressed interest in staking ether ( ETH) held by the proposed fund. Ark 21Shares updated its prospectus last week to include language about betting, which was not present in previous filings or BlackRock filings. Franklin's presentation does not include the brackets that were present in the Ark 21Shares presentation. The filing states that the sponsor may stake a portion of the fund's assets through one or more trusted staking providers, including an affiliate of the sponsor, and the fund would receive certain staking rewards in ether tokens, which may be treated as income. for the background. Blockworks Research analyst Spencer Hughes said the language marks a potential milestone for the intersection of traditional finance and digital assets, as around 25% of the total ETH supply is currently up for grabs. A decision on ETH spot ETFs is expected in May, and Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart believes there is a 60% chance the SEC will approve the ETFs. #Write2Earn
Com2uS Partners with Oasys to Enter Japanese Gaming Market with Web3 GamesAccording to Foresight News, South Korean game publisher Com2uS has partnered with gaming blockchain Oasys to provide technical support to Com2uS and its blockchain subsidiary XPLA. The collaboration aims to build a new Layer2 network that complies with local Japanese regulations. As a result, Com2uS plans to enter the Japanese game market and release two Web3 games based on world-renowned IP in the first half of 2024. In addition, Com2uS' popular games 'Summoners War: Chronicles' and 'The Walking Dead: All Star' will be available on the Oasys network. This partnership marks a significant step for Com2uS in expanding its presence in the international gaming market and leveraging blockchain technology to enhance its offerings.Web3Disclaimer: Contains opinions from third parties. It does not constitute financial advice. #Write2Earn
Bitcoin (BTC) Falls Below 50,000 USDT with 3.41% Increase in 24 Hours February 13, 2024 at 01:52 AM ET m. (UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has fallen below 50,000 USDT and is now trading at 49,990.011719 USDT, up 3.41% in 24 hours.#WriteEarn
Founders Fund bought $200 million worth of cryptocurrencies last year According to Foresight News, Founders Fund, a venture capital firm founded by PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, bought $200 million worth of cryptocurrencies between late summer and early fall last year. Half of the investment was made in Bitcoin and the other half in Ethereum. Sources claimed that when Founders Fund purchased Bitcoin last summer, the average price was below $30,000. #Write2Earn
Layer3 XAI Solution Explores Arbitrum DAO Proposal for Game Development Funding According to Foresight News, Layer3 solution XAI, part of the Arbitrum ecosystem, has announced that it is currently investigating an Arbitrum DAO proposal. The proposal aims to secure funding of between 100 and 200 million ARB tokens for the development of games within the ecosystem. #Write2Earn
Bitcoin (BTC) Falls Below 50,000 USDT with 3.41% Increase in 24 Hours February 13, 2024 at 01:52 AM ET m. (UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has fallen below 50,000 USDT and is now trading at 49,990.011719 USDT, up 3.41% in 24 hours. š„š„