Common CryptoCurrency scams you should be aware of!
Crypto scams seem to be proliferating on every social media platform these days. Therefore, it's crucial to exercise caution and remain alert when engaging in online transactions. It's important to keep in mind the essential rule of never sharing private keys with anyone. However, with the advent of web3, things have become more complex, and greater understanding is required. If you authorize anything on a fraudulent website, they could wipe out your entire wallet, so be cautious! Today, I will expose the most common cryptocurrency scams to help you recognize them and avoid falling victim to them.
- Fake, AI-generated YouTube ads with giveaways or airdrops.
- Giveaway scams from hacked popular Youtube channels.
- Fake CryptoCurrency wallets and Google ads advertising them.
- Fake Telegram verification bots that require you to login.
- Fake Airdrops on Discord
- Fake Discord Giveaways you never Participated in.
- Fake airdrop/ giveaway ads on X (Twitter).
- Fake Wallet Support on Twitter.
- Fake Exchange Support on Telegram/ Reddit.
- Fake impersonation YouTube channels promoting different scams.
- Free crypto exchange giveaway emails.
- YouTube cryptocurrency doubling streams and ads.
- Fake wallet verification emails.
- Fake trade offer from Opensea.
- Fake Uniswap AirDrop emails
- Another fake Ethereum AirDrop email.
- Pump & Dump Signal Discord and Telegram groups
- TikTok shitcoin and Ponzi shills.
