Learn to recognize and avoid the most prevalent cryptocurrency scams. Knowledge is your best defense.
β οΈ Remember the Golden Rule:
If someone promises guaranteed returns, asks for your seed phrase, or pressures you to act quickly - it's a scam. No exceptions.
Fake websites or emails impersonating legitimate crypto services to steal login credentials.
Developers drain liquidity pool and abandon project, leaving investors with worthless tokens.
Smart contracts that allow buying but block selling, trapping investor funds.
Fraudulent token sales that collect funds but never deliver promised project.
Returns paid to earlier investors using funds from new investors, not real profits.
Fake celebrity accounts promising to multiply sent crypto. Always a scam.
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