HELP! Can’t someone decode and confirm this website pls.

[Carianne3]

Can someone decode this website. They claimed that they barely got passed to trade in the market on dec 2023.
They keep releasing these ICOs. Not sure if they call it that because it’s the first time they’re trading this coin on the website. I guys told me before that ICOs are long gone so I’m wondering why I’m seeing this. THANK U IN ADVANCE.

https://www.en-hash.com/

[BitMaxz]

I don't trust any website that just recently mentioned here on the forum whois result it shows the website itself is new and has no reviews yet.
So how can you trust this exchange?

I can't trust an exchange without any reviews from trusted users so If I were you stay away from using this exchange if you want to use a trusted exchange always check them on Coingecko and Coinmarketcap.

[Marvelman]

Honestly, I have never even heard of EnHash Group.  They say they're some kind of big shot global leader in blockchain? You wouldn't know it from their website.  There's no phone number, address, nothing to let you actually talk to a real live person from the company face-to-face.  Pretty fishy if you ask me, and  i sure wouldn't be keen to invest a dime with them.

[Ever-young]

Whois

Code:

Registrar Info
Name
Amazon Registrar, Inc.
Whois Server
whois.amazonregistrar.com
Referral URL
https://registrar.amazon.com
Status
ok https://icann.org/epp#ok
Important Dates
Expires On
2024-12-26
Registered On
2023-12-26
Updated On
2024-01-10

The website is too young to have the kind of audience and volume they are claiming to have, all I see here is an Arbitrate website design for scamming its users, they will like to convince you can trade with them like any other platform or exchange and make some good profit, but all this is just for you to deposit your money which you might never be able to get back from them.

[Adbitco]

I can't trust an exchange without any reviews from trusted users so If I were you stay away from using this exchange if you want to use a trusted exchange always check them on Coingecko and Coinmarketcap.

Is there no other exchange out there like Bestchange where he can use?
I think this site might be shared to him through chats sometimes scammer do create a fake exchange or gambling site and deposited fake amount bitcoin and asked their victim to pay withdrawal fee before they can be able to withdraw out the btc found inside the exchange, this has happened to me but I was so clever to not pay because everything just happened like a magic to me then I have to understand whatever that looks too real often turns out to be scam that was how I exit from that trap.
While making account I always advised people to make account with fake mail/password because most of those site is too sensitive they are still your details and tried it out to site where they think you usually interacts with.

[lovesmayfamilis]

OP, it’s time for you to stop believing Instagram posts and WhatsApp groups and not look for a project that will bring you quick profit. All your posts scream about finding a new ICO that guarantees instant profits, but if you haven't lost all your money yet, just listen to those who advise investing in Bitcoin.
Now is the time for scams, and scammers are just waiting for naive people like you to give them your money.

[Kelward]

Honestly, I have never even heard of EnHash Group.  They say they're some kind of big shot global leader in blockchain? You wouldn't know it from their website.  There's no phone number, address, nothing to let you actually talk to a real live person from the company face-to-face.  Pretty fishy if you ask me, and  i sure wouldn't be keen to invest a dime with them.

I'm also hearing of them for the first time in this thread, and one thing is for sure that it hasn't gained any reputation in the crypto space, so the OP must be very cautious if he wants to go ahead and use their services, but I won't advice that, seeing that it's trust rating so far in this forum is very low. I wouldn't worry about crypto exchanges as there are many reputable ones that he can choose from, let him not take my word for it, but go to coingecko or coinmarketcap like BitMaxz, advised, he can choose from the list of trusted exchanges there.

[Taskford]

Can someone decode this website. They claimed that they barely got passed to trade in the market on dec 2023.
They keep releasing these ICOs. Not sure if they call it that because it’s the first time they’re trading this coin on the website. I guys told me before that ICOs are long gone so I’m wondering why I’m seeing this. THANK U IN ADVANCE.

https://www.en-hash.com/

If you are doubting for their reputation then much better stick with your doubts as long as there are no reputable people will say something good feedback to them.

Since no people can confirm if they are good plus you mentioned about ICO which have bad background due to past scams happen so much better if you avoid that site or project.

Better jump on something that someone can verify its legitimacy and don't think any risk especially if you are not sure on what you are trying to take. Also you should know that scammers will always find ways to attract you or other people so don't fall on there bad schemes.

[Hyphen(-)]

Can someone decode this website. They claimed that they barely got passed to trade in the market on dec 2023.
They keep releasing these ICOs. Not sure if they call it that because it’s the first time they’re trading this coin on the website. I guys told me before that ICOs are long gone so I’m wondering why I’m seeing this. THANK U IN ADVANCE.

https://www.en-hash.com

For you to see their activities doubtful, it speaks a lot about them, they should have convinced you with their activities by now since you have been with them for four months now, but all you are seeing is ICs which is old ways of advertising coin or gaining market recognition.

No one here have said something good about the platform/ website, therefore, stay away from the website and any websites you have been linked to in any social media especially Facebook and telegram because that’s the beginning of scams and that’s the place they get newbies easily.

[Carianne3]

Thank you all for your replies! It helps me a lot and helps others who’s probably being scammed by them at the moment. I’m jst amazed how these people can go to this extent and make websites that looks believable especially to people who are new to digital currencies. Just LOOK at how much ICOs they’re releasing. It’s insane! THANK U FOR ALL YIUR FEEDBACK AND LOOKING THE WEBSITE UP.  second pic just shows what those number means.

https://talkimg.com/images/2024/03/17/JFl1j.png

https://talkimg.com/images/2024/03/17/JFxeG.png

[nakamura12]

Someone already shows the date registration and other information. It really shows that it was created on december 26, 2023 which means it has been running until now but you shouldn't just believe anything right away until it is proven to be a legit platform or something like that because scammers can create something like this website you provided where they claim that it is not a scam website yet it may be a scam platform. If you feel that it is a scam then you should continue doubting the platform.

[Davidvictorson]

https://www.en-hash.com/

I have never heard of this website and there is scanty information about them on the internet. Listen to the guys on this forum and stay away from them. You are already in doubt about them. You need no one to advise you further on what to do.

For you to see their activities doubtful, it speaks a lot about them, they should have convinced you with their activities by now since you have been with them for four months now, but all you are seeing is ICs which is old ways of advertising coin or gaining market recognition.

Absolutely correct. Carianne3 already has a hunch about it. And although we do not know how you got to know about them but where it is, I believe that you have a responsibility to tell other people as well to not invest their money in the website. You should tell others about it.

[albon]

Thank you all for your replies! It helps me a lot and helps others who’s probably being scammed by them at the moment. I’m jst amazed how these people can go to this extent and make websites that looks believable especially to people who are new to digital currencies. Just LOOK at how much ICOs they’re releasing. It’s insane! THANK U FOR ALL YIUR FEEDBACK AND LOOKING THE WEBSITE UP.  second pic just shows what those number means.

It is good that you sought advice from the members here before using this platform.

This unknown platform called en-hash ^[Archieved] does not seem trustworthy, and it's 100% likely a scam platform. Firstly, they claim that they have been continuing their operations since 2018 until now, and their domain is only 84 days old. Secondly, all of their social media buttons do not work. This indicates that they do not have official accounts or communities, which proves the lie that their trading platform generated, during the past 24 hours, 19,843,247 USD in trading volume. Thirdly, they mentioned that they have available applications on Android and iPhone, but this is a lie. Also, if you scan the barcode shown on their website, which they put to download the applications, you will find that the link to the barcode leads to another trading platform they created, and this is its link: Enetcoin[.]cc, which is also a new platform. If you check the two domains, you will find their interfaces and pieces of information are similar, indicating that what you have read in your attached images is lies and deception. These fake platforms do not offer anything other than stealing your funds and that of other traders, so be careful and choose the platforms on which you will deposit your money carefully.

[Porfirii]

I agree with all the comments above, and I wonder (because it is not the first time we see cases like that, with newbies making questions about unknown casinos and exchanges) where do you find these sites? Am I so disconnected from social media that I'm not aware of these ads?

Fortunately you asked here before making any deposits in such an unknown platform. There are plenty of established services that won't fail you (in the short term; for the long run never trust centralized services), so there is no need to innovate and give these unknown platforms a try.

[tech30338]

for what i know and interact is nicehash where people mine during 2017 until today i think although there are breach, so that site might be a bogus website, just to be safe for others you can also post image, or just the word because sometimes newbies are so curious they click the site and something happen to their pc, and wallets etc, so for your site, you should be very careful interacting to that site.

[Makus]

Indeed we should be careful with the kind of things we see online related to cryptocurrency. There are several scam out there right now claiming to be a reputable platform, only for you to find out that they are all scams. This period of the halving and bull, we'll find more scam activities than other times, so we ought to be careful with what we do. I advise that we stick to what we know and avoid compromising for now. Op you have been advised to stay far from that project, due to the fact that it doesn't have good reviews yet from reputable reviewers, so there is a high tendency that, that might be a scam.

[Carianne3]

Thank you all for your replies. I appreciate all the help and opinions. I figure they’re jst another scam website. Hope people see this so they don’t trust the website. There are sooooo many crypto scammers out there! I jst can’t believe it.

[Cricktor]

It's not too hard to make a shiny website. It's not too hard to make up numbers, profits and more for gullible people. It's not too hard to find enough potential scam victims in social media corners of questionable reputation who still believe you can get rich quick with no effort.

If something sounds to good to be true, it's likely a scam, especially in the crypto coin realm. Use your brain, it's in your head for a purpose!

[tabas]

Where are you getting these websites that you're asking? Are they from someone whom you know or from the research that you're doing? If it's unknown to most then you should mostly avoid that and never get into any deposits or investments that they promote. It's not just all about ICOs but also what the website is all about and what you are interested to do. Because these websites might trick you as a newbie into investing or depositing money on them and after that, they'd be gone or your actual money is gonna bye-bye afterwards.

There are sooooo many crypto scammers out there! I jst can’t believe it.

They're even more every bull run as more people coming in to crypto because of it.

[doomloop]

Can someone decode this website. They claimed that they barely got passed to trade in the market on dec 2023.
They keep releasing these ICOs. Not sure if they call it that because it’s the first time they’re trading this coin on the website. I guys told me before that ICOs are long gone so I’m wondering why I’m seeing this. THANK U IN ADVANCE.

ICOs were a trend a few years back and then that trend faded away because a lot of ICOs started scamming their investors and then authorities such as the SEC started not allowing them because they lure in investors and then run away with their money. So basically, ICOs are long gone but it doesn't mean there are no ICOs available, some projects still come up with their ICOs, and some people invest in them but most people don't trust ICOs anymore.

Projects, especially good ones, these days are launched using launchpads in reputable centralized exchanges such as Binance because people trust launches like that these days, and project creators also understand this now. So ICOs are considered, mostly, scams because of this.