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How do I avoid scams in cryptocurrencies11

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How do I avoid scams in cryptocurrencies11

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  1. How do I avoid scams in cryptocurrencies Blockchainx

  2. Build a token bridge In this sense, Pereira pointed out that, although investment in cryptocurrencies is usually safe due to its traceability and difficulty in hacking, scams usually occur due to misuse or delivery of personal information or trust in unrecognized platforms in the market. Therefore, the risks associated with this type of digital investment can be classified according to different criteria:

  3. Most common types of scams : The Academic Director of Blockchain Academy Chile , Cristóbal Pereira, also referred to the most common types and routes of scams and fraud that will allow us to be alert regarding the different “investment offers” that hide various scam formats, where many times changes the support, but the mode of operation remains for Build a cross chain development services

  4. ‘Pump-and-dump’: This is a sophisticated type of scam where developers build a seemingly legitimate crypto-related project and then suddenly lose their liquidity doubting the project’s own developers, who take the money into their personal wallets. Build a cross chain bridge Scammers impersonate celebrities or create fake accounts to encourage their followers to invest in fake projects. In 2021, a scam became popular in which Elon Musk was impersonated in a campaign promising free bitcoins. Some $2 million was lost in the hands of the scammers.

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