2025-12-17 02:23:31

Holiday season fraud surge alert: Crypto scammers are running wild right now. Phishing attacks, fake presale schemes, romance cons—they're hitting everything. Crooks are impersonating legitimate projects and dropping malicious apps to catch unwary users slipping up during the holidays. The problem? Most of these scams involve irreversible transactions. Once you send it, it's gone. With everyone distracted by year-end chaos, attackers are having a field day exploiting that lack of focus. Stay sharp: verify sources before clicking, double-check wallet addresses, and never trust unsolicited investment opportunities. Your keys, your responsibility.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 14h ago

The scams during this holiday are really outrageous. All my friends around me have fallen for them. Once the money is transferred, it's gone, and there's no way to get it back.

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UnluckyValidator

· 15h ago

Here we go again? Every year it's about preventing scams, yet people still fall for phishing. --- It's incredible. Fake presale projects pop up one after another. My friend almost got caught a couple of days ago. --- How many times have I said to verify wallet addresses... yet some people just don't listen. --- During the holiday season, you need to be extra cautious. Scammers love to strike during these chaotic times. --- Honestly, if you're careless, you'll pay the price. Blockchain doesn't hold back on this. --- The risk is indeed high this season, but there's no need for daily alerts... --- Irreversible transactions are a real flaw. One mistake and everything is gone. --- The most frustrating are those fake legitimate projects. It's really hard to tell real from fake. --- Are you still clicking on unfamiliar links? That's just asking for trouble. --- Romance con is a brilliant trick... emotional scams are the best to use.

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TokenRationEater

· 12-17 02:27

Here we go again, being reminded of this every holiday, feeling like a little elementary school student.

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