$Blu is issuing a serious warning to users about the risks of cheating on their platform, emphasizing the potential consequences. Here's a breakdown:
Points, Not Tokens: While users can accumulate millions of points through various tasks, games, and referrals, these points are not yet tokens and will be converted later.
Strict Anti-Cheat Measures: Blum tracks IP addresses and device IDs. Creating multiple accounts using the same device or IP is a red flag, and cheaters will be caught and banned.
Advanced Detection: Attempts to hide behind remote machines or special browsers are futile, as Blum's security system is similar to that of a bank, able to detect such tricks.
Fake Number Detection: Telegram has improved its ability to spot fake numbers, making it even harder to cheat during registration.
Hidden KYC Checks: Blum quietly performs Know Your Customer (KYC) checks, meaning that cheaters will not only lose points but also risk having their referral circles banned.
The key takeaway is to play fair and avoid using unethical methods, as cheating will lead to losing your points and access to rewards.