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NEW SCAM ALERT: X-GPU.ai – Fake AI Mining Investment scam
Scammers are running an elaborate scam that describes itself as a virtual mining platform that can yield high profit returns. Victims are lured into the scam website; “https://h5.x-gpu.ai”, even promising massive passive income by buying “virtual X-GPU/G900/iX2026” mining machines. But the reality is that it is all a ploy to lure victims to deposit their funds into the scam platform.
Users are also told to complete daily tasks and recruit others via referral links to earn more rewards — but once money is sent, the sites go down and funds vanish.
Scam Methodology: Step-by-Step Breakdown1. Victims are lured via WhatsApp/Telegram groups with “limited-time promotions” and huge ROI claims.
2. Users are directed to x-gpu.ai to “purchase” virtual mining devices using USDT/USDC (via QR code or on-chain address).
3. After payment, they’re given fake dashboards showing “daily earnings” and urged to recruit friends for commissions.
4. When users try to withdraw, they’re asked to “top-up more” to unlock funds or told the system is “upgrading”.
5. Eventually the website becomes unreachable and all funds are gone — classic exit scam.
6. Scammers disappear, often rebranding under new domains.
How to Protect Yourself from This Scam:
Beware of any investment or promotion that uses terms like “X-GPU”, “AI mining”, or cloud GPU rental platforms.Beware of people or groups that asks you to send funds to external sites for “tasks” or “mining rewards”.If it promises “buy a virtual machine → get daily USDT forever” with referral bonuses, it’s very likely a scam.If an investment sounds too good to be true, it is highly a scam. Don’t risk your funds and assets for unrealistic gains that does not exists.
If you’ve already sent funds, contact [Binance Support](undefined)[ ](undefined)immediately.
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Users are also told to complete daily tasks and recruit others via referral links to earn more rewards — but once money is sent, the sites go down and funds vanish.
Scam Methodology: Step-by-Step Breakdown1. Victims are lured via WhatsApp/Telegram groups with “limited-time promotions” and huge ROI claims.
2. Users are directed to x-gpu.ai to “purchase” virtual mining devices using USDT/USDC (via QR code or on-chain address).
3. After payment, they’re given fake dashboards showing “daily earnings” and urged to recruit friends for commissions.
4. When users try to withdraw, they’re asked to “top-up more” to unlock funds or told the system is “upgrading”.
5. Eventually the website becomes unreachable and all funds are gone — classic exit scam.
6. Scammers disappear, often rebranding under new domains.
How to Protect Yourself from This Scam:
Beware of any investment or promotion that uses terms like “X-GPU”, “AI mining”, or cloud GPU rental platforms.Beware of people or groups that asks you to send funds to external sites for “tasks” or “mining rewards”.If it promises “buy a virtual machine → get daily USDT forever” with referral bonuses, it’s very likely a scam.If an investment sounds too good to be true, it is highly a scam. Don’t risk your funds and assets for unrealistic gains that does not exists.
If you’ve already sent funds, contact [Binance Support](undefined)[ ](undefined)immediately.
Related Blogs on how to stay safe 👇
Know Your Scam: Fake Crypto Investments to Watch Out For
#KnowYourScam #StaySafe
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