Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies While it continues to evolve, it also becomes the focus of criminals.
In addition to hacking incidents on cryptocurrency platforms, scammers are also targeting individual investors.
In this context, crypto data monitor Whale Alert shared a message on Twitter. bitcoin He said his investor was a victim of scams.
🚔 🚔 🚔 A payment of 1.03 #BTC (20,153 USD) was just made to a confirmed Giveaway scam!https://t.co/x7mlJN8ttm
— Whale Alert (@whale_alert) October 13, 2022
Whale Alert investor in a gift scam 1.03 BTC found that he had made the payment.
Investor sent to scammers BTCIt was stated that it was worth $20.153.
In a statement on the Whale Alert scam, he recently said that gift scams are one of the most popular and effective types of scams, in which scammers promise to refund several times the amount of cryptocurrency that victims have sent them.
Whale Alert stated that such scammers are usually active on Youtube, Telegram and Twitter.
Many famous names are also criticizing on this subject. Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse are two of these names.
Garlinghouse recently revealed that he has seen numerous Twitter accounts respond to tweets using his picture.
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