Tesla CEO Elon Musk lamented the proliferation of cryptocurrency scams on Twitter in response to a screenshot of the “giveaway” scam shared by Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus.
Billy Markus, February 16 via Twitter on cryptocurrency scams He shared a post about it. In the post, Markus asked Twitter if they could do something about this nonsense and said that the crypto community on Twitter is spamming such blatant scams en masse. disturbing stated that.
In response to the post Joining Markus and This has been the case for a long time saying Muskhas been dealing with cryptocurrency scammers for a while.
Entrepreneur and venture capital investor Paul Graham if It can be very difficult for Twitter to detect spam. claimed a comment.
Muskpast October per month dogecoin He mocked the scammers by tweeting about it. Often to scammers who promise to double the amount sent to them;
If I send you 2 Doges, will you promise to send me 1 Doge?
he said.
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) by last year According to published data, cryptocurrency scammers impersonating Musk are about to 2 million dollars earned a profit.
besides Twitter Facebook, Instagram and Youtube many social media platforms, including to fight cryptocurrency scammers it’s working. Also among those targeted by crypto scammers Elon Musk outside many leading names exists.
Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest in the past weeks From using your name in fake cryptocurrency ads on Facebook and Facebook does not take any action to right these scams filed a lawsuit against the platform.
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