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impossible,

What is this? Whatever we buy, we keep it, whatever we buy, they give it to us. They buy and sell with software, there is no trade, there is robbery. There are very wild market makers. In the end, it exploded.

XRP is a solid project, payment systems like PayPal will suddenly disappear if the obstacles to XRP are removed. Otherwise binance, coinbase etc. Why should exchanges invest in XRP?

Hello Friends, the story of 1 billion dollars fraud through SMART TRADE COIN, the incident takes place through TELEGRAM groups. Anyway, stay away from telegram groups. Free cheese is in the mouse trap, don't give these people the opportunity.

Binance's new project is #NOT coin, this time I did not attend its launch. Even if I participated, I would definitely not be able to get through. The reason why I think this is because I could not get it at a low price in previous projects. #NOT coin has increased by 800%, they are looking for a trader to sell it. The strange thing is that although it has been talked about and discussed so much, nothing has changed. There is still space from above. I can't say anything to anyone. My money is valuable friend. I haven't bought it myself, I don't plan to buy it for now. After 11 attempts, I had already decided not to participate in future launches. I'm still there.

Hello friends, most of the projects listed on the MEXC exchange are garbage, imagine a project where PNE (pinede coin) drops from $ 11.99 to $ 0.002 in 12 hours. I made a $40 purchase at $0.5, it fell to $0.002 within 2 hours. There are also Telegram TR groups, when I wrote such a warning, they immediately deleted the warning, and when I wrote it for the second time, they kicked me out of the group. The SEC is right, people are being scammed. It is urgently necessary to impose responsibility on all stock exchanges on these issues. They make unlimited money off our backs. The last word is "free cheese is in the mousetrap". The amount of money you have is not important, it is important whether it is in your pocket or in your account.

I have participated in 8 public offerings on Binance so far, I always embraced zero even though I suggested the right price. I wonder if there is anyone who gained 15 thousand times as in Saga? Or do we write our hopes into the water every time?

Hello friends,
The "Wormhole" token in the Solana ecosystem is airdropping. There is no fee, just enter your wallet into the platform opened in the link and perform a suitability test. https://wormhole.com/w-airdrop-explained/
I wish you good luck.

According to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports; The most popular TECHNIQUES used by crypto fraudsters in 2023

IDENTITY FRAUD

Identity fraud often involves someone pretending to be a company to get you to willingly share your private information. Most crypto phishing scams aim to get you to share your private crypto wallet keys by sending an official-looking email asking you to log into your account.

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According to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports; The most popular TECHNIQUES used by crypto fraudsters in 2023

INVESTMENT FRAUD
This scam may tell you that an "investment manager" you've never heard of before has reached out to you with an incredible investment opportunity. Of course, the process will start with you sending crypto to their online account or downloading an app that will help you get rich. You need to hurry for this.
In many cases, these scammers have legitimate-looking websites that use complex investment jargon to appear real. However, if you log into your account on the platform, you may be prevented from withdrawing your money or you can only access your money if you pay an exorbitant fee. #BinanceTurkeySquare

According to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports; The most popular TECHNIQUES used by crypto fraudsters in 2023
IMPERATION SCAM
The giveaway scam example we outlined in previous posts is also an impersonation scam, but there are many other impersonation scams to be aware of.
For example, crypto thieves will say they are from the government or law enforcement to gain some credibility. From there, they will convince you that your accounts or assets have been frozen as part of an investigation and that you can pay them with cryptocurrency to resolve the issue.
Sometimes they'll say they're from a big company like Amazon, Microsoft, FedEx, or even your bank to convince you of another story. But ultimately, the goal is to get your cryptocurrency, no matter what lie they use.
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According to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports; The most popular TECHNIQUES used by crypto fraudsters in 2023
GIFT SCAM
This type of scam promises you free money or some other type of reward if you comply with what they want you to do. Many scammers pose as celebrities or influencers to attract new victims who don't know any better, and it can be difficult to determine what is truly real.

As an example, crypto scammers are constantly trying to impersonate Elon Musk on social media and video to get people to send digital assets. Elon Musk's "Gift of Freedom" crypto scam on Twitter even promised free crypto to the first 1000 new followers to sign up, but it was all a LIE.
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According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports in this article series; The most popular techniques used by crypto scammers in 2023
FAKE JOB SCAM
In other scenarios, thieves will create fake job postings or send job offers you can't refuse to attract new victims to their scheme. Usually these jobs are crypto mining etc. is in the crypto space.
These businesses all have one thing in common: You need to pay in crypto to get started. From there, fraud can take many forms. The scammer may ask you to make additional payments. Or they may ask you for a large amount of cash by transferring a small amount of money to your account. NEVER CONTACT THESE PEOPLE. #BinanceTurkeySquare

According to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports; The most popular TECHNIQUES used by crypto fraudsters in 2023
THE PROMISE THAT YOU WILL BECOME CRYPTO RICH
This usually happens when someone contacts you for a business opportunity with the promise of helping you get rich. In some cases, scammers may try to steal your crypto by telling you that they can give you extraordinary returns or even double or triple your crypto assets overnight.
Either way, you should know that there is no such thing as a “guaranteed return,” and this is especially true when it comes to digital assets. If someone contacts you and says they can do wonders with your crypto and make you instantly rich, don't respond. #BinanceTurkeySquare

According to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports; The most popular TECHNIQUES used by crypto fraudsters in 2023

BLACKMAIL AND EXTRACTION FRAUD
Scammers say they have embarrassing personal information, including photos or videos of yourself, to trap you. They threaten to make this information public, but promise to keep your information private if you do what they want. Their demands are always the same; YOU WILL BE REQUESTED TO MAKE A Crypto Transfer To Them Immediately.
The FTC recommends that you immediately report blackmail and extortion scams to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Also, do not send crypto to the thief or communicate with him in any way.
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