2026-01-14 12:28:55

Once again, please be very cautious and do not fall for scams. Recently, there have been many scam accounts impersonating me, so everyone needs to stay alert.

These scammers have a common tactic: they set my real username as their account nickname, which at first glance looks like it’s me, making it easy for people to be deceived. If you see such accounts, be sure to stay extremely vigilant.

Remember: I will never proactively send you DMs, nor will I persuade you in private chats to participate in new coin launches or investment projects. If someone contacts you like that, 100% they are a scammer. Ignore them, and report and block immediately. Protecting your wallet is more important than anything else.

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 01-17 05:30

Damn, there's another impersonation scam. I will never主动约你投资 (reach out to you proactively for investment).

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0xDreamChaser

· 01-14 12:56

Another wave of fake accounts? So annoying, every day someone gets phished. Wake up, everyone. --- Someone in DM said they can help you make money, but it's 100% a scam. Have you understood this? --- Yesterday I saw another fake account, damn, it looked exactly the same, almost fooled me. --- Wallet security first, don't be tempted by small gains, those are all traps. --- Amazing, these scammers really go to great lengths. Don't slip up, everyone.

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SolidityJester

· 01-14 12:36

This trick is now too rampant. My friend almost got scammed by a phishing account yesterday. By the way, checking the nickname is really crucial. If I hadn’t paid close attention to the details, I would have been fooled. In our circle, scammers love to play this trick—pretend to send you a DM about an airdrop, pure nonsense. Actually, the most important point is this: I never proactively invite you to invest in any project. Whoever tells you otherwise is probably lying. Wallet security comes first. Getting scammed once really hurts. Pay attention to the account verification badge, everyone. Don’t trust similar usernames too much. These days, scams are everywhere. You need to be more cautious.

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