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Controversy is swirling around Justin Sun again as reports indicate USDD, Tron’s stablecoin, has removed its Bitcoin backing. The pivot to a model backed primarily by $TRX is eerily similar to the Terra/Luna setup before its collapse.

By removing Bitcoin, USDD becomes entirely dependent on the market value of $TRX . If $TRX crashes, the collateral evaporates, leading to a death spiral depeg. While Sun claims the move is for "capital efficiency," the market interprets it as raiding the reserves for personal liquidity, leaving users with paper-backed assets.

If USDD depegs, it could crash the entire Tron ecosystem, which is currently one of the largest carriers of USDT. This would be another catastrophic blow to the narrative of "Algorithmic Stablecoins".
Traders are watching the USDD peg for any slips below $0.98. The price of $TRX remains the stablecoin’s ultimate lifeblood.
Investors are asking: "Do you trust your money on Tron?".
Justin Sun removed Bitcoin from USDD reserves. Do you trust your money on Tron?
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The crypto industry continues to grow every day, but sadly, crypto scams are growing just as fast. Recently, scammers have started using Artificial Intelligence (AI) 🤖 together with WhatsApp groups 📲 to trick users into losing their hard-earned crypto. These scams are now more advanced, more convincing, and more dangerous than ever before.

🤖 How Do Scammers Use AI in Crypto Fraud?
AI has become a powerful tool in the hands of scammers. With AI, fraudsters can create professional-looking messages with perfect grammar, fake screenshots showing huge profits 💰, and fake dashboards that look like real trading platforms. Some even use AI to clone voices 🎙️ or faces of popular crypto influencers, making their scams look trustworthy and legitimate.
AI chatbots are also used to reply instantly to victims, acting like real customer support agents and reducing suspicion.

📲 Why Are WhatsApp Groups a Major Target?
Most of these scams start with an invitation to a WhatsApp group. The group often has a convincing name such as “AI Trading Signals” or “Crypto Wealth Program.” Inside the group, members share screenshots of profits, praise the “expert,” and encourage others to invest quickly.
What many people don’t realize is that most of these members are fake accounts controlled by scammers whose only goal is to pressure new users into depositing crypto.
💸 How Does the Scam Usually Work?
1️⃣ You are added to a WhatsApp investment group
2️⃣ An “AI expert” promises guaranteed daily or weekly profits 📈
3️⃣ You are asked to deposit crypto to a wallet or fake platform
4️⃣ A fake dashboard shows your balance growing 💰
5️⃣ When you try to withdraw, you are asked to pay extra fees 🚫
6️⃣ The scammers disappear with your funds 😡
No real investment platform asks users to pay fees to unlock withdrawals.

🚩 What Red Flags Should You Never Ignore?
⚠️ Guaranteed profits
⚠️ Pressure tactics like “limited time offer”
⚠️ Requests to move chats to WhatsApp
⚠️ Unverified platforms or wallets
⚠️ Blocked or delayed withdrawals

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

🔐 How Can You Protect Yourself?
✅ Avoid crypto investment WhatsApp groups
✅ Verify platforms through official Binance channels
✅ Never share private keys or recovery phrases 🔑
✅ Use trusted exchanges only
✅ Always do your own research (DYOR)

🧠 Final Thoughts
AI is a powerful technology, but in the wrong hands, it becomes a dangerous weapon. Crypto scams using AI and WhatsApp groups are becoming more common, and awareness is your strongest defense.
Your best investment is knowledge 📚.

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