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On Binance Square, many users still comment things like “Follow for follow”, “Like my post”, or “Support please.”
The truth is — asking doesn’t build real engagement, it only inflates numbers without value.
🔁 A Better Approach
Instead of asking, participate genuinely.
Like posts you actually find useful
Leave meaningful comments (not just “Nice” or emojis)
Share insights, opinions, or ask thoughtful questions
👉 When you give value first:
People naturally check your profile
They follow you on their own
They engage with your content too
🤝 The Golden Rule of Engagement
Give before you ask.
If you thoughtfully engage with 10 posts,
you’ll often receive engagement back from 4–5 users —
without asking for anything.
📈 Why This Works
Your profile looks authentic and trustworthy
Binance’s algorithm is more likely to boost your posts
You gain real, active followers
Growth becomes long-term and organic
🚀 How Strong Communities Are Built
Binance Square isn’t about chasing likes —
it’s about knowledge, discussion, and mutual support.
👉 So: ❌ Stop asking for follows
✅ Start giving value
Engagement will come to you naturally.

In recent months, many social media accounts have been claiming to run Binance giveaways that promise free cryptocurrency if you like, comment, share, or tag friends on their posts. These posts often appear on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Twitter, and Telegram. But here’s the truth:
➡️ Most of these are scams — they do NOT give any real rewards.
📌 How the Scam Works
Fake Announcement
Posts claim that Binance is giving away crypto (e.g., BTC, ETH, BNB).
They say: “Like + Comment + Share to win!”
Engagement Farming
The scammers use this to get likes, comments, shares, and followers — sometimes to boost their account visibility.
No Real Reward
After people participate, nothing is given back.
Winners are either never announced or are fake profiles.
Potential Further Risk
Some scammers later ask for wallet addresses, private keys, seed phrases, or even advance fees to claim the prize.
This leads to loss of funds or account compromise.
📉 Why These Accounts Are Fake
✔ They are NOT official Binance accounts
✔ They often have few followers and low credibility
✔ Their posts show unrealistic rewards without proper terms
✔ They don’t follow official Binance branding or language
✔ Real companies don’t require you to share or tag friends to get money
Real Binance giveaways are announced only on official Binance platforms — not random influencer pages.
❗ Key Red Flags of a Giveaway Scam
🔹 Account username looks unofficial (e.g., @Binance_FreeCrypto, @Binance.Giveaway)
🔹 New account with few followers
🔹 Poor grammar or spelling errors in the post
🔹 No terms, no official announcement, no partner confirmation
🔹 Direct messages asking for private info
🔹 Requests for wallet keys, passwords, or fees
🛑 What You Should NEVER Do
❌ Send crypto to get more crypto
❌ Share your private keys, seed phrases, or passwords
❌ Provide personal or financial details
❌ Click suspicious links claiming to verify your wallet
Once a scammer has your private info — your crypto is at risk.
✅ How to Protect Yourself
🔹 Always check the verified badge on Binance official accounts
🔹 Visit the official Binance website or app for announcements
🔹 Do not trust giveaways that ask for engagement only
🔹 If in doubt, ask on official community groups with moderators
🔹 Report suspicious accounts to the platform
🧠 Remember
If something sounds too good to be true — it probably is.
Real giveaways from legitimate companies like Binance will: ✔ Have official verification
✔ Not ask for private keys
✔ Be announced through official channels
✔ Have clear rules and terms
📣 Help Spread the Word
Share this article with your friends and community so others don’t get scammed. The more people know how these fake accounts operate, the fewer victims there will be.
Stay safe and trade smart! 🚀