If you get misleaded it's your fault

[WhoYouCantKill]

Right, but before deciding to buy Bitcoin, you should not only consider how much money to invest. Rather, you should also know how to keep the Bitcoin you buy safe. Because financial preparedness allows an investor to afford to buy Bitcoin, and knowledge about security helps him hold on to that asset. So both are important for long-term investors.

Well I think the two go pretty much hand in hand because there’s actually little to no benefit in having to spend years accumulating bitcoin if you have taken time to understand and prepare yourself for the potential risks that comes with holding the asset. An investor may have enough money to invest or may have even invested so much for years in Bitcoin only to lose everything to a phishing scam, a compromised device or choosing a wrong backup option in just a twinkle of an eye. When we talk about reaching one’s financial goal via Bitcoin, it’s not just about how much you’ve got to invest or how often you accumulate or even the strategy you use, but more importantly about how well you’re able to protect your portfolio and also how displayed you are to hold it for a long term.

[Obari]

In 2026, which thick exposures and someone is still getting mislead online where everything can now be verified and you think we shouldn't blame anyone that falls victim of been mislead?
I think the world is already very versatile now and people ought to know how to follow up these things especially how to use AI to verify informations before digesting them and to also very links before clicking on them and this has helped a lot of people so far too.

[Soldroplet]

In 2026, which thick exposures and someone is still getting mislead online where everything can now be verified and you think we shouldn't blame anyone that falls victim of been mislead?
I think the world is already very versatile now and people ought to know how to follow up these things especially how to use AI to verify informations before digesting them and to also very links before clicking on them and this has helped a lot of people so far too.

I agree with you a lot, because now it is much easier to verify the authenticity of any information than before. And it would not be right to blame the people who are victims of fraud just because they have the opportunity to verify. Because fraudsters often present false information in such a way that even a conscious person can be confused in an instant.
However, it is also true that everyone has some responsibility for their own safety. In particular, before entering an unfamiliar connection, you should verify its authenticity and compare it with reliable sources before believing any news, if you see an advertisement that you will get a large amount of money back for making a small deposit. Artificial intelligence can help in this regard, but it also sometimes gives wrong information, so its answers should not be trusted blindly.
The most important thing is to create opportunities for people to learn from those mistakes instead of just blaming them for their mistakes, so that no one else can easily fall into the trap of the same fraud.

[DYOR+BTC]

In 2026, which thick exposures and someone is still getting mislead online where everything can now be verified and you think we shouldn't blame anyone that falls victim of been mislead?
I think the world is already very versatile now and people ought to know how to follow up these things especially how to use AI to verify informations before digesting them and to also very links before clicking on them and this has helped a lot of people so far too.

It is of no importance blaming the site developers for the mistake of investors because the advancement in technology has created an environment where all information can be gotten so any victim most be blamed for his mistakes and not developers who has created a good working environment.
The power to be scammed is in our hands and know one can be scammed if he is ready to over come such challenges by being very careful in how we handle of seedphase and other related informations.

[Loyang]

In 2026, which thick exposures and someone is still getting mislead online where everything can now be verified and you think we shouldn't blame anyone that falls victim of been mislead?
I think the world is already very versatile now and people ought to know how to follow up these things especially how to use AI to verify informations before digesting them and to also very links before clicking on them and this has helped a lot of people so far too.

It is of no importance blaming the site developers for the mistake of investors because the advancement in technology has created an environment where all information can be gotten so any victim most be blamed for his mistakes and not developers who has created a good working environment.
The power to be scammed is in our hands and know one can be scammed if he is ready to over come such challenges by being very careful in how we handle of seedphase and other related informations.

I completely agree with you. A few days ago, a similar incident happened to me. I bought a mobile phone for my sister and she went home with the mobile phone and when she went home to download an app, she downloaded a virus APP and after downloading the app, the mobile phone stopped working and nothing could be done with the mobile phone. Then my sister told me that you bought a mobile phone and the mobile phone broke as soon as you took it home. When I took the mobile phone in my hand, I understood what the problem was. Then I understood my sister that before doing anything, it is necessary to have some idea about that subject and to have the knowledge to understand whether what you are doing is good or bad for you. If she knew about this, she would never have faced such a problem. Every person needs to gain knowledge before doing anything so that she can understand the good and bad of that subject.

[Jostern]

In 2026, which thick exposures and someone is still getting mislead online where everything can now be verified and you think we shouldn't blame anyone that falls victim of been mislead?
I think the world is already very versatile now and people ought to know how to follow up these things especially how to use AI to verify informations before digesting them and to also very links before clicking on them and this has helped a lot of people so far too.

People should endeavor to always be careful when it comes to centralized exchanges, just like you have mentioned its 2026 and we have different ways of verifying information before we digest them, and someone that is educated should know that if they’re getting misled on the internet it’s their fault, that person have to take responsibility for what happens in such a situation because I absolutely don’t think you can hold anyone responsible when they eventually get scammed, not everything on the internet is real, before doing anything that has to do with money on the internet you then have to be very careful by verifying everything before getting involved, I don’t trust majority of things I find on the internet, you can’t be clicking any link you see on the internet, which we should also be careful in clicking any links we find on the Internet.

[Fiasem20]

In 2026, which thick exposures and someone is still getting mislead online where everything can now be verified and you think we shouldn't blame anyone that falls victim of been mislead?
I think the world is already very versatile now and people ought to know how to follow up these things especially how to use AI to verify informations before digesting them and to also very links before clicking on them and this has helped a lot of people so far too.

Verifying a project has been one of the most important way to stay motivated on this space,most people are too concerned on the unusual high returns those scam projects promises them that’s why they fail to verify a project before participating.Funnily enough how most people allow greed to make decisions for them.More often most people get scammed because they signed a transaction that was designed to reveal one’s login credentials aside signing a malicious transaction most people are easily scammed because they encountered a project that promises their followers free tokens and it is often said that even in Freetown nothing is free,as you’re linking up your wallet to theirs just get ready to expect the worst.

[puloweh555]

In 2026, which thick exposures and someone is still getting mislead online where everything can now be verified and you think we shouldn't blame anyone that falls victim of been mislead?
I think the world is already very versatile now and people ought to know how to follow up these things especially how to use AI to verify informations before digesting them and to also very links before clicking on them and this has helped a lot of people so far too.

What you’re saying sounds very easy, but what needs to be understood is that in the crypto world, every year there are new people or beginners and they’re usually the ones who get scammed easily. That’s why in the crypto world there are always victims of fraud even though the scams are often done using the same methods because basically there are always beginners entering crypto without enough knowledge.

In short, the crypto world is always filled with new beginners every year. They join because they think there’s a big profit opportunity, but they often lack basic knowledge about security, verification or even how blockchain works. And yes, the same scam methods happen, like fake airdrops, phishing links or scam projects and they still succeed even after being exposed multiple times. There is AI that can really help in finding information but not everyone immediately knows about it or is used to using it. This is the problem that happens quite often.