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$COLLECT 1 million+ long position failed to push price up against 300k position!! Pure scam!!🤣🤣🤣 This fucking shit coin will make a new all time low soon!! Be ready & short right now with 20x leverage!! Mega dump loading... 🤑🤑
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$RECALL Blindly short with 40x leverage right now at current price point!! Mega dump coming!! #ScamProject
$RECALL Successful breakdown!! Mega dump loading!! Short with 40x leverage right now or cry later!! 🤑🤑
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创哥资本:
这个币为什么一直跌
$RECALL 82 whales have 233k position!! Soon mega dump coming!! Keep shorting with 40x leverage!! #ScamProject
Nadia Al-Shammari:
هدية مني لك تجدها مثبت في اول منشور 🌹
$LYN Short time frame rejection, mid term time frame downtrend!! Bears are dominating!! Keep shorting with 20x leverage until price makes a new all time low!! Besides price will hit 0.025$ around!!
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$PEOPLE #ScamProject Don't Buy This Stupid coin. the price down and down, I bought this scam coin in 0.08000 just few month ago, and now see the rate? #scamriskwarning
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Recent discussions in the official eCash Telegram group have spotlighted Koush, a member representing the project, for repeatedly mocking and belittling community members. In a recent instance, an investor’s concern about the token’s price was met with sarcasm such as, “Sorry bro, we will be sure to pump the price tomorrow without dumping it.” Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time Koush has responded in a dismissive or mocking manner.
For a project that relies on community trust, consistent ridicule can be especially damaging. It alienates both new and long-standing supporters, creating an atmosphere of hostility rather than collaboration. Investors and community members who raise legitimate questions expect professional, informative replies. Instead, these flippant responses risk undermining credibility and tarnishing eCash’s reputation.
Ultimately, if project representatives continue to mock genuine inquiries, they do a disservice to the community and the project’s long-term vision. Respectful communication, empathy, and constructive dialogue are critical for building faith in any cryptocurrency’s future.
Recent discussions in the official eCash Telegram group have spotlighted Koush, a member representing the project, for repeatedly mocking and belittling community members. In a recent instance, an investor’s concern about the token’s price was met with sarcasm such as, “Sorry bro, we will be sure to pump the price tomorrow without dumping it.” Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time Koush has responded in a dismissive or mocking manner.
For a project that relies on community trust, consistent ridicule can be especially damaging. It alienates both new and long-standing supporters, creating an atmosphere of hostility rather than collaboration. Investors and community members who raise legitimate questions expect professional, informative replies. Instead, these flippant responses risk undermining credibility and tarnishing eCash’s reputation.
Ultimately, if project representatives continue to mock genuine inquiries, they do a disservice to the community and the project’s long-term vision. Respectful communication, empathy, and constructive dialogue are critical for building faith in any cryptocurrency’s future.
#ScamProject
Recent discussions in the official eCash Telegram group have spotlighted Koush, a member representing the project, for repeatedly mocking and belittling community members. In a recent instance, an investor’s concern about the token’s price was met with sarcasm such as, “Sorry bro, we will be sure to pump the price tomorrow without dumping it.” Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time Koush has responded in a dismissive or mocking manner.
For a project that relies on community trust, consistent ridicule can be especially damaging. It alienates both new and long-standing supporters, creating an atmosphere of hostility rather than collaboration. Investors and community members who raise legitimate questions expect professional, informative replies. Instead, these flippant responses risk undermining credibility and tarnishing eCash’s reputation.
Ultimately, if project representatives continue to mock genuine inquiries, they do a disservice to the community and the project’s long-term vision. Respectful communication, empathy, and constructive dialogue are critical for building faith in any cryptocurrency’s future.
Recent discussions in the official eCash Telegram group have spotlighted Koush, a member representing the project, for repeatedly mocking and belittling community members. In a recent instance, an investor’s concern about the token’s price was met with sarcasm such as, “Sorry bro, we will be sure to pump the price tomorrow without dumping it.” Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time Koush has responded in a dismissive or mocking manner.
For a project that relies on community trust, consistent ridicule can be especially damaging. It alienates both new and long-standing supporters, creating an atmosphere of hostility rather than collaboration. Investors and community members who raise legitimate questions expect professional, informative replies. Instead, these flippant responses risk undermining credibility and tarnishing eCash’s reputation.
Ultimately, if project representatives continue to mock genuine inquiries, they do a disservice to the community and the project’s long-term vision. Respectful communication, empathy, and constructive dialogue are critical for building faith in any cryptocurrency’s future.
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#binance airdrop olarak vdao verip , tanıtımını yaptı. Hepimizin @Vite Labs tarafından doladırılmamıza sebep oldu .
@Binance Customer Support @Binance Labs
#binance airdrop olarak vdao verip , tanıtımını yaptı. Hepimizin @Vite Labs tarafından doladırılmamıza sebep oldu .
@Binance Customer Support @Binance Labs
$KERNEL I repeat huge downfall coming!! Breakdown confirmed as this garbage is hitting its support zone again & again!! 📉⚠️
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1) i'm p2p trader in Dubai, daily i receive few requests that need to change USDT for 100m. These requests come via social media, unknown whatsApp msgs, ex colleagues and recently from close friends. Only to close friends I explain:
its 100 million dollars pallet. (pallet is sealed box with dollars currency bills) owner wants to liquidate dollars in one shot.
now my question? is there anyone in UAE who is holding 100 million USDT ? its fantasy
So whoever wants to liquidate pallet, contact me
we can do daily upto 20-25millon in 4-5 transactions.
not possible in one transaction to liquidate 25m at all.
Please don't waste time, time is money.
Be noted that: on first transaction: we collect randomly bills, first we do our lab test, second scan via ultraviolet detector, third via infrared money counter machine.
If you're carrying counterfeit bills, authorities will treat you, not me.
After above procedure, whatever amount (less than $5m) you have, you will get USDT on same time.
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2) For smaller amounts:
we have experienced customers bring original bills, we do first transaction happily. In next transaction they are carrying partially or all fake bills, most of the time they are messenger (not aware with scam) and get stuck with authorities. Please don't put your greed in big trouble.
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3) if you receive request, i need to change US dollars same time, as soon as you will receive dollars, send us USDT, 99% such people are carrying fake bills.
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4) If i ask you, i have 100 dollar bills need to change into 50, what will you charge? its hilarious, right? why someone will ask you to change notes
Same feeling I get, when someone ask me, i have US dollars, need to change into dirham or usdt. Since 1997, US dollar and UAE dirham are pegged one dollar is equal to 3.6725
in UAE banks, you can open US dollar account also.
So if someone is asking you to help converting US dollars into dirhams, it means he is carrying counterfeit bills. if you know him personally, explain all above otherwise? stay away
#p2p #ScamAware #scamriskwarning #ScamProject #ScamReport
its 100 million dollars pallet. (pallet is sealed box with dollars currency bills) owner wants to liquidate dollars in one shot.
now my question? is there anyone in UAE who is holding 100 million USDT ? its fantasy
So whoever wants to liquidate pallet, contact me
we can do daily upto 20-25millon in 4-5 transactions.
not possible in one transaction to liquidate 25m at all.
Please don't waste time, time is money.
Be noted that: on first transaction: we collect randomly bills, first we do our lab test, second scan via ultraviolet detector, third via infrared money counter machine.
If you're carrying counterfeit bills, authorities will treat you, not me.
After above procedure, whatever amount (less than $5m) you have, you will get USDT on same time.
---
2) For smaller amounts:
we have experienced customers bring original bills, we do first transaction happily. In next transaction they are carrying partially or all fake bills, most of the time they are messenger (not aware with scam) and get stuck with authorities. Please don't put your greed in big trouble.
---
3) if you receive request, i need to change US dollars same time, as soon as you will receive dollars, send us USDT, 99% such people are carrying fake bills.
---
4) If i ask you, i have 100 dollar bills need to change into 50, what will you charge? its hilarious, right? why someone will ask you to change notes
Same feeling I get, when someone ask me, i have US dollars, need to change into dirham or usdt. Since 1997, US dollar and UAE dirham are pegged one dollar is equal to 3.6725
in UAE banks, you can open US dollar account also.
So if someone is asking you to help converting US dollars into dirhams, it means he is carrying counterfeit bills. if you know him personally, explain all above otherwise? stay away
#p2p #ScamAware #scamriskwarning #ScamProject #ScamReport
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Dismissive Leadership**: Amaury Séchet, the project’s founder, has been criticized for combative responses to critics. In a 2022 AMA, he allegedly mocked investors concerned about price declines, stating, "If you want lambos, go buy Dogecoin." Such remarks have alienated long-term supporters.
Dismissive Leadership**: Amaury Séchet, the project’s founder, has been criticized for combative responses to critics. In a 2022 AMA, he allegedly mocked investors concerned about price declines, stating, "If you want lambos, go buy Dogecoin." Such remarks have alienated long-term supporters.
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XEC: A Project of Empty Promises
XEC (eCash) claims to be the future of digital cash, boasting promises of fast, scalable, and low-cost transactions. However, these claims remain unfulfilled, with little evidence of meaningful adoption or innovation. Instead of delivering results, XEC relies on marketing buzzwords to attract inexperienced investors, creating false hope while providing no real-world value.
Its poor performance and lack of substance make it clear that XEC is nothing more than an overhyped project. I hope it will be delisted from all exchanges to prevent further exploitation of investors and to eliminate projects that rely solely on selling illusions…
XEC: A Project of Empty Promises
XEC (eCash) claims to be the future of digital cash, boasting promises of fast, scalable, and low-cost transactions. However, these claims remain unfulfilled, with little evidence of meaningful adoption or innovation. Instead of delivering results, XEC relies on marketing buzzwords to attract inexperienced investors, creating false hope while providing no real-world value.
Its poor performance and lack of substance make it clear that XEC is nothing more than an overhyped project. I hope it will be delisted from all exchanges to prevent further exploitation of investors and to eliminate projects that rely solely on selling illusions…
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