1-) Fake ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings): Fake ICOs promote cryptocurrencies that collect money from investors but have no real value or do not exist at all. Investors may lose their money. Remember, my friends, not everything you see in the media is real. If there is a promise, it is necessary to research the references that will support it.
2-) Ponzi Schemes: Ponzi schemes that work with cryptocurrencies provide profit to old investors with money coming from new investors. However, the system is not sustainable and will eventually collapse. Think twice when evaluating opportunities that promise high returns!
3-) Fake Exchange: Some scammers set up fake cryptocurrency exchanges and make transactions that appear real to their users. However, these exchanges usually steal customers' money. You should not stray from well-known exchanges!
4-) Phishing: Used to trick users through fake websites or emails. Users are tricked into entering their personal information or private keys, and their accounts can be hijacked with this information. Do not share your personal information with anyone
5-) Fake Wallets: Fake wallets that imitate digital wallets where cryptocurrencies are stored can capture users' private keys and steal their assets.
6-) Twitter Scam: Hacking Twitter accounts of crypto celebrities or companies and asking users for crypto money with fake campaigns or raffles. A solid project will not contact you directly and ask for money! You find them through marketing efforts.
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