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mirazul10
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please help me this coin hold or sell ?
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Rehan jamil khan
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Nothing left in my wallet 😭😱😭😱😱😭😭😱😭😱 only 2$HOME . I lost everything 😱😱😱😭😭😭😭😭🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵😱😱😭😱🥵😱🥵😱🥵😱😱🥵😱🥵😱🥵
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Mr Ali 00
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⚠️ **P2P Scam Alert** 🚫
Hello Binance users,
If you trade on Binance using P2P, this is extremely important for you. Many traders buy or sell $USDT /$USDC and receive payments directly in their bank accounts — but how safe is it really? Let’s break it down so you understand the risks clearly.
### **Buy-side Scam:**
When you purchase USDT/USDC, you transfer money from your bank to the seller. But what if the seller receives your payment and **doesn’t release the crypto**?
Don’t panic — you can **open an appeal**, and if your proof is valid, Binance will return your money.
Some sellers intentionally trap buyers like this, so stay alert.
### **Sell-side Scam:**
When selling USDT, you expect the buyer to send money to your bank. But many scammers try a different trick:
They **don’t pay you**, but send a **fake payment notification** to make you believe the money arrived.
Never fall for this — always check your bank account **yourself** before releasing the crypto.
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### **Final Advice:**
Stay calm, stay cautious, and double-check everything. Being careful is the only way to avoid P2P scams.
**Important:**
If I’ve said anything incorrect, please forgive me.
If you want to learn safe P2P trading, comment **“P2P”** ⭐
Hello Binance users,
If you trade on Binance using P2P, this is extremely important for you. Many traders buy or sell $USDT /$USDC and receive payments directly in their bank accounts — but how safe is it really? Let’s break it down so you understand the risks clearly.
### **Buy-side Scam:**
When you purchase USDT/USDC, you transfer money from your bank to the seller. But what if the seller receives your payment and **doesn’t release the crypto**?
Don’t panic — you can **open an appeal**, and if your proof is valid, Binance will return your money.
Some sellers intentionally trap buyers like this, so stay alert.
### **Sell-side Scam:**
When selling USDT, you expect the buyer to send money to your bank. But many scammers try a different trick:
They **don’t pay you**, but send a **fake payment notification** to make you believe the money arrived.
Never fall for this — always check your bank account **yourself** before releasing the crypto.
---
### **Final Advice:**
Stay calm, stay cautious, and double-check everything. Being careful is the only way to avoid P2P scams.
**Important:**
If I’ve said anything incorrect, please forgive me.
If you want to learn safe P2P trading, comment **“P2P”** ⭐
This is real
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Shalonda Schoettmer MWpz
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Why does mine come like this, does anyone know, please tell me
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Ahammed_Jahid
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Atiqkhan55
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I'm a Trillionaire 🥵
I own $TURTLE 😱😱😱😱"
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Atiqkhan55
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I'm a Trillionaire 🥵
I own $TURTLE 😱😱😱😱"
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MR0ZYRK
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Bullish📊 $DIA /USDT Technical Analysis
DIA trades at $0.7354 (+4.24%), after a strong hourly breakout candle. Price spiked above $0.74 but pulled back slightly — showing buyers are back in control.
MA7: $0.6799 → short-term bullish breakout
MA25: $0.6811 → now acting as support pivot
MA99: $0.6882 → broken and flipped into support
This structure signals a trend reversal attempt after consolidation.
🛡️ Support Levels
Support 1: $0.700 (psychological + recent pivot)
Support 2: $0.688 (MA99 confluence)
Support 3: $0.660 (local bottom before breakout)
🎯 Targets (Upside)
Target 1: $0.760 ✅
Target 2: $0.790 ⚡
Target 3: $0.820 🚀
📝 Strategy
As long as DIA stays above $0.700–0.688, momentum favors the bulls.
At Target 1 ($0.760) → secure 1/3 profits 💰.
Hold remaining for $0.790–0.820 if bullish volume continues.
If DIA closes below $0.688, risk of falling back to $0.660 → set stop-loss there ⚠️.
⚖️ Summary: DIA just confirmed a short-term breakout, reclaiming key MAs. If bulls hold $0.700+, upside continuation toward $0.760–0.820 looks promising.
#Write2Earn
DIA trades at $0.7354 (+4.24%), after a strong hourly breakout candle. Price spiked above $0.74 but pulled back slightly — showing buyers are back in control.
MA7: $0.6799 → short-term bullish breakout
MA25: $0.6811 → now acting as support pivot
MA99: $0.6882 → broken and flipped into support
This structure signals a trend reversal attempt after consolidation.
🛡️ Support Levels
Support 1: $0.700 (psychological + recent pivot)
Support 2: $0.688 (MA99 confluence)
Support 3: $0.660 (local bottom before breakout)
🎯 Targets (Upside)
Target 1: $0.760 ✅
Target 2: $0.790 ⚡
Target 3: $0.820 🚀
📝 Strategy
As long as DIA stays above $0.700–0.688, momentum favors the bulls.
At Target 1 ($0.760) → secure 1/3 profits 💰.
Hold remaining for $0.790–0.820 if bullish volume continues.
If DIA closes below $0.688, risk of falling back to $0.660 → set stop-loss there ⚠️.
⚖️ Summary: DIA just confirmed a short-term breakout, reclaiming key MAs. If bulls hold $0.700+, upside continuation toward $0.760–0.820 looks promising.
#Write2Earn
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Cointelegraph
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Signal trading ‘school’ and fake exchange rob investor of $860K: Lawsuit
A Florida investor says he was scammed out of $860,000 by a Denver-based trading “school” and a fake crypto exchange that promised him life-changing profits.
In a lawsuit filed last week in federal court, Brian Firestone alleges that the Alpha Stock Investment Training Center (ASITC), which operated out of downtown Denver, partnered with a fraudulent exchange called CoinBridge Partners in Cherry Creek to carry out the scheme.
Firestone says he was first approached in December by a man named John Smith, who claimed to represent ASITC. Smith offered to teach cryptocurrency trading and gifted him $500 to start.
The trading school’s website, now defunct, listed its address as 1660 Lincoln St. and directed users to trade via CoinBridge, which claimed to have raised $10 million from 600 investors. “CoinBridge is really an entirely fake exchange,” Firestone wrote in the complaint.
Firestone lawsuit against Alpha Stock Investment Training Center. Source: Justia
Crypto school used trade signals to lure investors
ASITC allegedly used a method called signal trading. According to the suit, “professors” would message participants like Firestone with exact trade instructions at a specific time. Students would then click to execute the trade via their CoinBridge account.
Firestone says his initial $500 quickly ballooned to $55,000, prompting him to invest $50,000 more in January. Within weeks, his balance showed $2 million.
“Professor, I must thank you,” Firestone texted Smith on Feb. 8. “My results were outstanding. Thank you for letting me in this trade today. This is so exciting!”
However, the excitement didn’t last. A losing trade reportedly brought his balance down to $12,000. Firestone then wired $470,000 in cash and took a $330,000 loan from ASITC to continue trading. He says his CoinBridge account jumped to $24.5 million, until a trade in USDT on March 9 failed to execute.
“I can’t close it,” Firestone messaged Smith. “I ncant clpsoe it.” Firestone was told a “system error” caused the glitch and erased his balance.
Two days later, he borrowed $1 million more from ASITC, bringing his account to $6.6 million. However, when he couldn’t repay part of the loan, ASITC allegedly shut his account down on May 1.
The suit accuses ASITC, CoinBridge, Smith, and founder Raymond Torres of fraud, theft, and racketeering. The real Coinbridge Partners in Wyoming has denied any connection to the alleged scam.
$2.1B crypto stolen in 2025
So far in 2025, over $2.1 billion has been stolen in crypto-related incidents, with most losses tied to wallet compromises and key mismanagement, CertiK co-founder Ronghui Gu said. The trend points to a growing shift from code-based hacks to targeting user behavior.
In 2024 alone, phishing attacks accounted for over $1 billion in losses across nearly 300 incidents, making it the most damaging method of attack in the crypto space.
Magazine: History suggests Bitcoin taps $330K, crypto ETF odds hit 90%: Hodler’s Digest, June 15 – 21
In a lawsuit filed last week in federal court, Brian Firestone alleges that the Alpha Stock Investment Training Center (ASITC), which operated out of downtown Denver, partnered with a fraudulent exchange called CoinBridge Partners in Cherry Creek to carry out the scheme.
Firestone says he was first approached in December by a man named John Smith, who claimed to represent ASITC. Smith offered to teach cryptocurrency trading and gifted him $500 to start.
The trading school’s website, now defunct, listed its address as 1660 Lincoln St. and directed users to trade via CoinBridge, which claimed to have raised $10 million from 600 investors. “CoinBridge is really an entirely fake exchange,” Firestone wrote in the complaint.
Firestone lawsuit against Alpha Stock Investment Training Center. Source: Justia
Crypto school used trade signals to lure investors
ASITC allegedly used a method called signal trading. According to the suit, “professors” would message participants like Firestone with exact trade instructions at a specific time. Students would then click to execute the trade via their CoinBridge account.
Firestone says his initial $500 quickly ballooned to $55,000, prompting him to invest $50,000 more in January. Within weeks, his balance showed $2 million.
“Professor, I must thank you,” Firestone texted Smith on Feb. 8. “My results were outstanding. Thank you for letting me in this trade today. This is so exciting!”
However, the excitement didn’t last. A losing trade reportedly brought his balance down to $12,000. Firestone then wired $470,000 in cash and took a $330,000 loan from ASITC to continue trading. He says his CoinBridge account jumped to $24.5 million, until a trade in USDT on March 9 failed to execute.
“I can’t close it,” Firestone messaged Smith. “I ncant clpsoe it.” Firestone was told a “system error” caused the glitch and erased his balance.
Two days later, he borrowed $1 million more from ASITC, bringing his account to $6.6 million. However, when he couldn’t repay part of the loan, ASITC allegedly shut his account down on May 1.
The suit accuses ASITC, CoinBridge, Smith, and founder Raymond Torres of fraud, theft, and racketeering. The real Coinbridge Partners in Wyoming has denied any connection to the alleged scam.
$2.1B crypto stolen in 2025
So far in 2025, over $2.1 billion has been stolen in crypto-related incidents, with most losses tied to wallet compromises and key mismanagement, CertiK co-founder Ronghui Gu said. The trend points to a growing shift from code-based hacks to targeting user behavior.
In 2024 alone, phishing attacks accounted for over $1 billion in losses across nearly 300 incidents, making it the most damaging method of attack in the crypto space.
Magazine: History suggests Bitcoin taps $330K, crypto ETF odds hit 90%: Hodler’s Digest, June 15 – 21
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