the richest person in the world Elon Musk even he is helpless against the cryptocurrency scammers on Twitter. Tesla and SpaceX CEO Musk complains that scammers imitate famous names rather than what happened in the crypto money industry and that Twitter allows it.
Musk, who shared a direct post on this subject in the past and stated that Twitter should work for this instead of NFT integration, has his share of right.
Imitating famous names on Twitter and collecting crypto money donations has actually been going on for a long time.
Donald Trump, Barack Obama, Elon Musk and everyone imaginable got their share of this situation. Musk, on the other hand, once again brought up his criticism of this.
Musk Response to Fraudsters Imitating Musk
Responding to the post of Dogecoin co-founder Shibetoshi, Musk asked the scammers to draw the attention of Twitter’s support team. shibetoshi, He demanded that something be done about the scammers who stated that they would impersonate Elon Musk and give a reward of 5,000 BTC.
agreed. This has been broken for a long time.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 16, 2022
Twitter isn’t the only social media company to struggle with this. Facebook and YouTube have also been flooded by scammers before, and millions have been stolen through what’s known as giveaway scams.
Giveaway scam While giving the impression that famous names are campaigning, promises such as “2BTC will be sent to 1BTC sender” are made. Names that are unfamiliar to the industry, on the other hand, unfortunately fall for them and millions are attracting scammers again.