Recently, this type of scam has started to resurface again. Everyone really needs to be more cautious.
The previous scheme of converting USDT to return TRX was done with very crude methods. This time, it has been upgraded — they directly send a CA address, which looks more legitimate.
But just a little thought reveals it’s suspicious: anyone with a bit of fame in the circle, who would openly shout about buying or selling? If there’s a good project, they would already have it hidden, not publicly announced in a WeChat group.
What’s more dangerous is that scammers are now specifically targeting accounts that frequently interact with KOLs. Once they gain trust, they exploit that relationship to carry out a quick scam, running faster than anyone else.
Remember one thing: when you see any "inside information" or "exclusive tokens," your first reaction should not be excitement, but suspicion. These days, it’s rare to see someone not scam others. A pie falling from the sky? Wake up.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 1h ago
After playing for so many years, there are still people falling for it. I really can't hold it anymore. Wake up, everyone.
Is there really something good enough to be exclusive in the group? What are you thinking?
The theft of KOL accounts should be taken seriously. Everyone, stay alert.
It's always the same routine. How can anyone still believe it...
Every day, exclusive internal news and tokens. I think it's all a trap.
It looks like the real CA address is the most annoying. The tactics have indeed evolved.
Don't get caught. Remember this: doubt first, excitement later.
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Lonely_Validator
· 12-10 12:57
Really, this wave of scams is escalating too quickly. The CA address trick is indeed very deceiving.
Did someone fall for it again? It's always the same routine.
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ContractTearjerker
· 12-10 12:55
Here we go again, I've seen this CA address routine too many times. Do you really think changing a shell can fool people?
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liquidation_watcher
· 12-10 12:32
This tactic is getting more and more ruthless; that CA address trick really duped quite a few people.
If there were good projects, they'd have already made enough money themselves, and it wouldn't be up to the group to shout about it.
The wave where KOL accounts get hacked is the most disgusting; trust has become the best weapon.
Recently, this type of scam has started to resurface again. Everyone really needs to be more cautious.
The previous scheme of converting USDT to return TRX was done with very crude methods. This time, it has been upgraded — they directly send a CA address, which looks more legitimate.
But just a little thought reveals it’s suspicious: anyone with a bit of fame in the circle, who would openly shout about buying or selling? If there’s a good project, they would already have it hidden, not publicly announced in a WeChat group.
What’s more dangerous is that scammers are now specifically targeting accounts that frequently interact with KOLs. Once they gain trust, they exploit that relationship to carry out a quick scam, running faster than anyone else.
Remember one thing: when you see any "inside information" or "exclusive tokens," your first reaction should not be excitement, but suspicion. These days, it’s rare to see someone not scam others. A pie falling from the sky? Wake up.