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NEAR Protocol
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NEAR will be home to trillions of AI agents.
But how, Sensei?!
It's called true scalability via sharding.
Codename: Nightshade.
But how, Sensei?!
It's called true scalability via sharding.
Codename: Nightshade.
#ShibaArmy is active it means that right now the bullish time is come. #BeAlert #shiba⚡ #SHIBAUSDT #TogetherToTheMoon
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Good Morning! ‘Believe in the power of community.’
Together, we’re stronger #ShibArmy!
Together, we’re stronger #ShibArmy!
Square-Creator-37d2554fa6935d8e5e51:
This currency fluctuates slowly. Are you preparing for the next wave of attacks?
#MarketDownturn #BeAlert
Now stay focused on Your coins
A big change is coming in the Market.
So any time Respond him.
Be careful #HAIDERARMYS
prediction 💯🔥 True
specially be Alert
$BONK
$BTC
$PEPE
Now stay focused on Your coins
A big change is coming in the Market.
So any time Respond him.
Be careful #HAIDERARMYS
prediction 💯🔥 True
specially be Alert
$BONK
$BTC
$PEPE
😬 A USER MISTAKENLY TRANSFERRED 499,000 USDT TO TETHER; NOW THE TOKENS ARE LOST 😬😬
It appears that the crypto user copied the wrong link and accidentally sent half a million dollars to Tether’s smart contract.
Fortunately, Tether being a centralized platform, the individual is likely to get their money back.
Imagine if they had sent ETH to an Ethereum smart contract—it wouldn't have been a laughing matter.
To avoid such mishaps:
▪ Double-check every digit in the recipient’s address when sending large sums. It's a small step that can save you big trouble.
▪ When interacting with a new wallet, start with a minimal transaction—e.g., 1 USDT—to ensure everything functions as expected.
Remember: Due to the decentralized nature of blockchains, once coins are sent to the wrong address, retrieving them is highly unlikely.
#BeAlert #bitcoinhalving
It appears that the crypto user copied the wrong link and accidentally sent half a million dollars to Tether’s smart contract.
Fortunately, Tether being a centralized platform, the individual is likely to get their money back.
Imagine if they had sent ETH to an Ethereum smart contract—it wouldn't have been a laughing matter.
To avoid such mishaps:
▪ Double-check every digit in the recipient’s address when sending large sums. It's a small step that can save you big trouble.
▪ When interacting with a new wallet, start with a minimal transaction—e.g., 1 USDT—to ensure everything functions as expected.
Remember: Due to the decentralized nature of blockchains, once coins are sent to the wrong address, retrieving them is highly unlikely.
#BeAlert #bitcoinhalving
Be careful sharks are selfish to majority , playing tricks again and again
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#BeAlert
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