Recently, a virtual currency project named BNB and disguised as Google Chrome has appeared on the market, and its operation is extremely deceptive, even worse than projects such as MOCE and BOB. Unlike some project parties, which may have limited funds, these projects are completely open fraud.

Investors need to be cautious: when you find any suspicious tokens related to Google Chrome in your wallet, you should immediately keep your distance. Such projects usually employ the same tactics - rapidly increasing the price after going online, soaring from $1 to $1000, and once ordinary investors enter, it will immediately plummet, with the price dropping back to around $1.

This kind of project has no moral bottom line and launches new scams almost every day to lure investors. It is worth noting that even if you purchase these tokens, it is almost impossible to sell them - because their design is essentially to wait for retail investors to enter the market and then crash the price significantly, thereby siphoning off investors' funds.

It is particularly important to pay attention to a project called GOODGLE, which may just be a group of people eager to obtain funds. In the cryptocurrency market, it is crucial to understand these risks and remain vigilant to avoid falling into such traps.