⚡📺 GNews — Special Edition on Digital Security
🎙️ Maxine Rabbit (Reporter):
“Good evening, GNews viewers. Today we bring an urgent alert following a scam that deceived thousands of people. Executive Yi He had her WeChat account hacked during the night. Criminals used her profile to recommend a fake meme-coin, leading unsuspecting users to buy the asset and suffer losses. The maneuver was part of a classic pump and dump scheme, where the scammers profited by selling everything after artificially inflating the price.”
🐂 Police Officer Bullmar (Cyber Crimes Department):
“Unfortunately, these scams have become common. The criminals impersonate influential figures to build trust and manipulate the market. I want to emphasize: no serious professional, let alone a major exchange, recommends investments via private messages. Never click, never buy, and never believe without verifying.”
🎙️ Maxine Rabbit:
“Bullmar, what should users do to avoid falling into traps like this?”
🐂 Police Officer Bullmar:
“Three essential points:
Be suspicious of any 'hot tip' sent via messaging apps, even if it seems to come from someone famous.
Always check on official channels.
Invest calmly. Scammers use urgency and emotion to make you act without thinking.”
🎙️ Maxine Rabbit:
“Thank you, Officer Bullmar. And to you watching us: stay alert, verify sources, and protect your money. GNews will continue to follow the case.”
