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September 13, 2023, 04:21:54 PM
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I am really sorry that many people lost their funds to hackers who hacked vitalik account on Twitter but we need to discuss this, it's for your own good when people on here tell to stop seeking for free stuffs, because if it's free you are the product.

There is no doubt that many people lose their assets to hackers, and the main reason for this is that hackers often hack into the accounts of famous people, after which they leave a message that People get trapped easily. All this happens because of our greed. Hackers take our assets by giving us a free airdrop or some kind of lure.

The best ways to stay safe in crypto space now is to just DCA, stake if you want and enjoy your life, nothing comes easily anymore, there is no free stuffs in the world, those who want to give up free stuffs want something else too.

In fact, DCA is one of the best strategies in the crypto currency market, through which we periodically buy different crypto currencies when the price falls, and can make good profits for the next bull season. DCA is very important in long term investment.



1. Avoid clicking links and claiming freebies online, most especially giveaways on social media.
2. Do not hook up your wallet to websites you don't know.

3. Air drops are not even safe too, most from social media are scam, if you are a Airdrop fan, please dedicated a separate wallet for Airdrops only.


Of course, you should never click on unknown links, and be very wary of anyone offering to give you something for free. Links are often given on social media where you are asked to link your wallet, then if you link your wallet there, hackers can easily steal your assets. Therefore, a lot of caution is needed here. Never connect your wallet to any unknown link or website. Airdrops can also involve fraud, so many people ditch their assets in the airdrop cycle. Therefore, a separate wallet should be kept for it, in which you do not have any assets, so that you do not fear any loss in case of hacking.


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September 13, 2023, 05:37:42 PM
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Nothing good comes easy so we need to know what we are getting from what we are doing. I don't don't understand why someone will have to give there seed phrase to a prominent person because they ask them for it. On a normal circumstances, Elon Musk or any of the billions we have will never ask for someone's seed phrase when it's not a scammer. I'm surprised how people fall Victim to celebrity easily without having a rethink of what if the account was hacked no matter the pledge that he tend to offer. Crazy things happens these days and we have to get ourselves prepared.









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September 13, 2023, 05:49:18 PM
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It’s really disgusting and disappointing how people fall to some sort of scam online now are days, the kind of trust they have for big names is really something else, they trust those big figures more than they can trust their homies at home, people get blindsided by trust that even something that could have appeared too good to be true turns out to be a dream comes true for the because it’s coming from their celebrity influencer which is rubbish.

I can still remember the incident back in 2021 where Elon musk and other VIP’s Twitter account (now known as X) was targeted and hacked and this was used to steal their followers funds from some sort of free giveaway and phishing scam scheme, and this cost users back then a whole lot of funds and yet others are finding it difficult to learn from such kind of mistake which is really disturbing. I don’t know to what extent that things will go that people will start learning from others mistakes and don’t wait until it happens to them directly before they can see it as something that can’t be real. Well i believe most of this form of scam victims are people who are too greedy and is looking for every mean’s possible to double their holdings and take advantage of every given opportunity they see in the internet.

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