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I got the certificate from Binance Academy!
Everyone go learn and answer questions, it's very simple!
Go to Binance Academy
Everyone go learn and answer questions, it's very simple!
Go to Binance Academy
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Got the certificate from Binance Academy!
Everyone go learn and answer questions, it's very simple!
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Everyone go learn and answer questions, it's very simple!
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Revealing Five Common Types of Cryptocurrency Scams
1. Influencer Pump and Dump
A friend followed a big influencer in the crypto space for two years, watching him showcase profits every day.
He suddenly started pushing a new coin, ALT, showing data and live streaming his positions, with a 4-fold increase in two days.
My friend invested his entire wedding fund of 300,000.
In the end, it dropped from 0.19 to 0.003 in just 4 hours, nearly to zero.
Later, it was discovered: he was manipulating the market, making a profit of 11 million USD and then running away.
Money was gone in an instant.
2. Fake Platform Pig Butchering
Online, I met a “boyfriend/girlfriend” who claimed to have insider information about a crypto platform that guaranteed profits.
I made a small profit at first, which made me believe.
I gradually invested 100,000, and my account showed a profit of 200,000.
When I wanted to withdraw, the customer service said I needed to pay a “deposit” of 50,000 to withdraw.
After paying, they asked for “tax fees,” and I finally realized: the platform was fake, and my boyfriend blocked me.
All my money was gone.
3. Mining Fund Scam
I was added to a group that claimed “cloud mining” had a daily return of 3%, making money while lying down.
I downloaded a counterfeit APP, initially investing 10,000, and saw daily returns.
I kept investing more, totaling 80,000.
Suddenly, I couldn’t withdraw, claiming “account anomalies,” and I needed to add another 20,000 to unfreeze.
After adding, I couldn’t log into the APP, the group was disbanded, and all the scammers disappeared.
4. Contract Margin Call
An “expert” in the group said he would guide me in trading contracts, guaranteeing profits.
After making a small profit on two trades, he urged me to go all in.
As soon as I bought, it plummeted, leading to a margin call.
I lost all 200,000.
Later, I understood: he was in cahoots with the fake platform, specifically harvesting losses.
5. Air Coin Crowdfunding
I was lured by a friend to invest in a “new project coin,” claiming it would be listed on major exchanges with a hundredfold potential.
I scraped together 50,000 to buy into the private placement.
After waiting for half a year, the project team ran away, the community disbanded, and the coin went to zero.
The so-called white paper and team were all fabricated; it was a scam from start to finish.
#Binance Safety Month
1. Influencer Pump and Dump
A friend followed a big influencer in the crypto space for two years, watching him showcase profits every day.
He suddenly started pushing a new coin, ALT, showing data and live streaming his positions, with a 4-fold increase in two days.
My friend invested his entire wedding fund of 300,000.
In the end, it dropped from 0.19 to 0.003 in just 4 hours, nearly to zero.
Later, it was discovered: he was manipulating the market, making a profit of 11 million USD and then running away.
Money was gone in an instant.
2. Fake Platform Pig Butchering
Online, I met a “boyfriend/girlfriend” who claimed to have insider information about a crypto platform that guaranteed profits.
I made a small profit at first, which made me believe.
I gradually invested 100,000, and my account showed a profit of 200,000.
When I wanted to withdraw, the customer service said I needed to pay a “deposit” of 50,000 to withdraw.
After paying, they asked for “tax fees,” and I finally realized: the platform was fake, and my boyfriend blocked me.
All my money was gone.
3. Mining Fund Scam
I was added to a group that claimed “cloud mining” had a daily return of 3%, making money while lying down.
I downloaded a counterfeit APP, initially investing 10,000, and saw daily returns.
I kept investing more, totaling 80,000.
Suddenly, I couldn’t withdraw, claiming “account anomalies,” and I needed to add another 20,000 to unfreeze.
After adding, I couldn’t log into the APP, the group was disbanded, and all the scammers disappeared.
4. Contract Margin Call
An “expert” in the group said he would guide me in trading contracts, guaranteeing profits.
After making a small profit on two trades, he urged me to go all in.
As soon as I bought, it plummeted, leading to a margin call.
I lost all 200,000.
Later, I understood: he was in cahoots with the fake platform, specifically harvesting losses.
5. Air Coin Crowdfunding
I was lured by a friend to invest in a “new project coin,” claiming it would be listed on major exchanges with a hundredfold potential.
I scraped together 50,000 to buy into the private placement.
After waiting for half a year, the project team ran away, the community disbanded, and the coin went to zero.
The so-called white paper and team were all fabricated; it was a scam from start to finish.
#Binance Safety Month
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🛡️#币安安全月 officially launched!
🙋 Collecting safety stories from the whole network, share and submit: We will record your safety-related experiences to help more people.
What scams or successful prevention experiences have you experienced or heard about❓
✅ Bring #币安安全月 RT this tweet and share your story in the comments section.
🧧 We will randomly select 10 people in the comments section to receive a 30U safety reward!
📝 You can also fill out the form to additionally participate in dividing the 1000U reward 👉立即参与
🙋 Collecting safety stories from the whole network, share and submit: We will record your safety-related experiences to help more people.
What scams or successful prevention experiences have you experienced or heard about❓
✅ Bring #币安安全月 RT this tweet and share your story in the comments section.
🧧 We will randomly select 10 people in the comments section to receive a 30U safety reward!
📝 You can also fill out the form to additionally participate in dividing the 1000U reward 👉立即参与
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Truth or Dare (9) Billion Cup Huashan Discussion on Currency
In the Binance live broadcast room, the lights were as bright as day, and the bullet comments surged like a tide, resembling a sword debating platform where heroes gather in the rivers and lakes. The "Global Billion Cup Digital Currency Trading Competition" attracted the three masters renowned in the coin circle to gather—"Golden Scale Hand" Superman ran everywhere, "Painful Loss of BNB" Zhou Zhou, and "Secret Sect Swordsman" Zero. The three each had their unique skills, but today they took an unconventional path, bringing their own spirit pets to the stage, intending to determine the outcome with extraordinary techniques, causing the audience to hold their breath. Another group consisted of the top three in Binance contract trading: X, Y, Z.
The host, Billionaire Brother, sang loudly with a flourish, and Superman ran out everywhere. This person wore a gilded vest, with a glass water jar hanging at the waist, inside which swam a golden dragon fish, its entire body a bright red, with scales like scattered gold. As its tail fin waved, water splashed lightly, exuding a bit of a kingly aura. "Do you all know," Superman ran everywhere, Trump interjected: "Make BN Great Again, this golden scale was found in the South Seas, able to discern the rise and fall of the market, today I will use it as my eye, mastering both long and short positions."
The host, Billionaire Brother, sang loudly with a flourish, and Superman ran out everywhere. This person wore a gilded vest, with a glass water jar hanging at the waist, inside which swam a golden dragon fish, its entire body a bright red, with scales like scattered gold. As its tail fin waved, water splashed lightly, exuding a bit of a kingly aura. "Do you all know," Superman ran everywhere, Trump interjected: "Make BN Great Again, this golden scale was found in the South Seas, able to discern the rise and fall of the market, today I will use it as my eye, mastering both long and short positions."
Conspiracy theories related to Bitcoin often ferment when its price experiences sharp fluctuations or triggers financial controversies, centering around issues of control, market manipulation, and more. Here are several widely circulated types:
1. Satoshi Nakamoto is a front for the U.S. government: This claim asserts that the core SHA-256 encryption algorithm of Bitcoin was publicly disclosed by the National Security Agency, and the writing style of the white paper is similar to early NSA cryptographic papers; moreover, Satoshi released the white paper two weeks after the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, a timing that seems too coincidental, being pointed out as the U.S. government's Plan B in response to the financial crisis. It is also believed that ordinary people cannot achieve the level of complete anonymity as Satoshi did, and it is highly likely that U.S. intelligence agencies helped erase traces.
2. The U.S. government intentionally crashes prices to buy in: This conspiracy theory spread widely when Bitcoin fell below the production cost of $94,000 in 2025. Supporters claim that the U.S. government wants MicroStrategy's price-to-book ratio to approach 1.0 to facilitate strategic investments, hence deliberately creating a Bitcoin crash to compress the premium. They also cite the price differences of Bitcoin falling during U.S. trading hours and being bought during Asian hours, as well as the U.S. government's law enforcement seizing over 326,000 Bitcoins as "evidence" of the government suppressing prices to accumulate reserves.
3. JPMorgan leads malicious short selling against the new financial system: After JPMorgan published a research report warning that MicroStrategy might be removed from the index due to its high cryptocurrency ratio, it faced accusations of deliberate attacks from the crypto community. The conspiracy theory escalates this into a covert war between the "old order" and the "new system"—with JPMorgan and the Federal Reserve defending the traditional financial order by shorting MicroStrategy, the "bridge" connecting traditional capital and Bitcoin, suppressing Bitcoin and the new monetary structures that the Trump administration might support, thus maintaining their original financial monopoly position. $BTC $ETH
1. Satoshi Nakamoto is a front for the U.S. government: This claim asserts that the core SHA-256 encryption algorithm of Bitcoin was publicly disclosed by the National Security Agency, and the writing style of the white paper is similar to early NSA cryptographic papers; moreover, Satoshi released the white paper two weeks after the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, a timing that seems too coincidental, being pointed out as the U.S. government's Plan B in response to the financial crisis. It is also believed that ordinary people cannot achieve the level of complete anonymity as Satoshi did, and it is highly likely that U.S. intelligence agencies helped erase traces.
2. The U.S. government intentionally crashes prices to buy in: This conspiracy theory spread widely when Bitcoin fell below the production cost of $94,000 in 2025. Supporters claim that the U.S. government wants MicroStrategy's price-to-book ratio to approach 1.0 to facilitate strategic investments, hence deliberately creating a Bitcoin crash to compress the premium. They also cite the price differences of Bitcoin falling during U.S. trading hours and being bought during Asian hours, as well as the U.S. government's law enforcement seizing over 326,000 Bitcoins as "evidence" of the government suppressing prices to accumulate reserves.
3. JPMorgan leads malicious short selling against the new financial system: After JPMorgan published a research report warning that MicroStrategy might be removed from the index due to its high cryptocurrency ratio, it faced accusations of deliberate attacks from the crypto community. The conspiracy theory escalates this into a covert war between the "old order" and the "new system"—with JPMorgan and the Federal Reserve defending the traditional financial order by shorting MicroStrategy, the "bridge" connecting traditional capital and Bitcoin, suppressing Bitcoin and the new monetary structures that the Trump administration might support, thus maintaining their original financial monopoly position. $BTC $ETH
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Debate: Bitcoin vs Tokenized Gold, which is the future core risk aversion asset?
#比特币VS代币化黄金
Pro: Bitcoin is more suitable for future risk aversion needs
1. Absolute scarcity + decentralization, breaking trust dependency: A total supply of 21 million coins that is immutable, blockchain consensus does not require third-party endorsement, avoiding the credit risk of gold custody and the institutional dependency of tokenized gold, is the 'non-manipulated hard currency' of the digital age.
2. Global liquidity + growth potential, balancing risk aversion and returns: 24/7 trading without geographical restrictions, institutional funds continue to enter, raising consensus. Even with short-term fluctuations, in the long run, it remains a highly elastic asset against fiat currency inflation, rather than merely a 'store of value' tool.
Pro: Bitcoin is more suitable for future risk aversion needs
1. Absolute scarcity + decentralization, breaking trust dependency: A total supply of 21 million coins that is immutable, blockchain consensus does not require third-party endorsement, avoiding the credit risk of gold custody and the institutional dependency of tokenized gold, is the 'non-manipulated hard currency' of the digital age.
2. Global liquidity + growth potential, balancing risk aversion and returns: 24/7 trading without geographical restrictions, institutional funds continue to enter, raising consensus. Even with short-term fluctuations, in the long run, it remains a highly elastic asset against fiat currency inflation, rather than merely a 'store of value' tool.
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