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The "Red Bull Racing Tour" in collaboration with Gate Exchange, cleverly integrates the high-risk characteristics of crypto trading with the glory of motorsport, using a 5000GT dynamic prize pool and F1 viewing seats as bait. Through a three-dimensional leaderboard and task matrix, the platform accurately covers the entire user spectrum, transforming marketing costs into real trading depth, achieving a dual rise in brand and user value.

Fake mining pool scams are aimed at new Web3 users. Scammers take advantage of newcomers' limited knowledge of the crypto market and their eagerness for high returns to trick them into investing money. In this guide, we will explore some common fake mining pool scams and offer security tips to help users steer clear of these traps.

A manipulative form of cyber attack

Users often focus solely on whether funds have been credited to their wallets, overlooking potential underlying risks. Through a series of seemingly genuine operations like transferring small amounts, scammers deceive users into falling for their schemes. This article analyses the malicious process, reminding users to exercise caution and vigilance during transactions.

This article will take you through what is a crypto whale tracker and why it has become the "must-have weapon" for encryption investors. We will recommend seven mainstream Whale tracking tools, and combined with usage scenarios, teach you how to efficiently use these tools to obtain first-hand signals from the market. Of course, Whale behavior may also be a "lure," so while using these tools, you also need to have a certain level of judgment and data interpretation ability. This article is suitable for beginners to quickly get started, as well as for experienced players to optimize strategies.

In the cryptocurrency industry, to increase project visibility and attract initial users, project teams often give users a portion of project tokens for free, a practice known as "airdrop." Depending on how the airdrop is acquired, common types include task-based airdrops, content interaction airdrops, holder airdrops, and staking airdrops. Airdrop is a widely used marketing strategy in the cryptocurrency industry, where project teams distribute their tokens to users who meet certain conditions to increase awareness and promote the new token.

This investigation uncovers an elaborate over-the-counter (OTC) trading scheme that defrauded multiple institutional investors, revealing the mastermind "Source 1" and exposing critical vulnerabilities in crypto's gray-market dealings.

According to legend, Pixiu is a magical creature, and it is said that treasures swallowed cannot be taken out from its body. This image aptly describes the Pixiu Pan scam: after users invest money, the price rises rapidly, triggering follow-up purchases, but ultimately finds that they cannot sell and the funds are locked up. The content of this issue includes the reasons why users fall into Pixiu Pan, typical tricks of Pixiu Pan scam, and corresponding safety suggestions. I hope it can help everyone be more vigilant and avoid pitfalls.

When participating in Web3 projects, users often need to click on links and interact with the project team to claim airdrop tokens. However, hackers have set traps along every step of this process, from fake websites to backdoor tools. In this guide, we'll walk you through common airdrop scams and share tips on how to avoid falling victim to them.

This article will take stock of the increasingly varied pitfalls in the crypto world and discuss whether there are still profitable opportunities for ordinary users in the crypto industry?

This article explores why we need blockchain, why decentralization is necessary, and the significance of the transition from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0 in returning value to users.

Honeypot scams in the crypto industry are an increasing threat to your assets. Understand how they work, and how to protect yourself from falling victim to one.

Security-style applications are an area of opportunity for crypto because it is one of the few areas where the clients (governments, communities) are willing to pay up in an insurance-style manner (defense happily pays for redundancy much like aviation).

With more sophisticated and advanced social engineering methods on the rise, used to scam and loot from a handful of Web3 users, necessary control measures to mitigate losses or fall victim to these criminals become very important.

The current situation where the security of tokens depends entirely on the project's self-awareness. To address this, we may need to improve token mechanisms or introduce effective token supply monitoring schemes to ensure transparency in token quantity changes. We need to be vigilant, as while people's awareness of fraud is increasing, attackers' anti-fraud techniques are also constantly evolving. This is an ongoing game, and we need to continue learning and thinking to protect our interests.