2026-01-10 02:22:38

A suspicious notification recently appeared on Reddit, impersonating a well-known financial app, asking users to transfer $10,000 to Bitcoin and Ethereum wallets, and promising tripled returns. It sounds like a standard scam, and the official response is the same. The company quickly clarified: this is not our doing! This is an unauthorized message sent by a third-party impersonating the system, and we have never conducted such activities. The official emphasizes that users should not believe or respond to such notifications and should ignore them directly. These types of phishing events that use cryptocurrencies as bait are common. Everyone should be cautious when seeing messages promising high returns, especially those requesting transfers. Protecting your wallet is more important than anything else.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 18h ago

It's the same old trick again, claiming triple returns? Laughing to death, scammers always use the same script. --- The year of red-hot scams, who would still believe this nonsense... Keep your wallet tight and that's it. --- These days, you can impersonate anything on Reddit, and mentioning Bitcoin means money? Come on. --- It's outrageous, triple the returns? Might as well go to a casino, at least you'll know when you lose. --- Always the same thing, some app needs clarification, some chain has issues, give me a break. --- The phishing accuracy is really high, yet someone always falls for it. I just can't understand. --- Dropping ten thousand dollars straight into the water, how desperate is this scam team for money... --- Oh my God, what era is this? Does anyone still believe this? Wake up, everyone.

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ser_ngmi

· 18h ago

Here we go again? Tripling your returns, I just laughed --- Oh my god, this scammer is getting more and more outrageous, trying to lure people with just $10,000 --- Fuck, this kind of scam is really disgusting, how greedy do you have to be to fall for it --- It's always the same trick every time, how are there still people who believe it --- Protect your wallet well, it's really the top priority, don't get fooled --- Is Reddit like this now? Daring to send fake notifications? --- Basically, greed kills people. There are no such pies in the sky --- I just want to know how these scammers got in... --- Protect your wallet > any promises, remember that

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ApeDegen

· 18h ago

Is this again? Tripling your money? Haha, I’ll just delete it. --- These scammers on Reddit are really bold, trying to fool us with just $10,000. --- Wallet security > everything. Don’t be foolish, everyone. --- It’s always the same trick every time, so annoying. --- The official statement is out, blaming others. I knew it wasn’t them. --- "Triple your returns," should have been treated as a scam when they said that. --- Being cautious never hurts. Anyway, I just block these kinds of messages immediately. --- This is too outrageous. Are people still falling for it? --- Phishing incidents are never in short supply; you can only protect yourself. --- Think for three seconds before transferring, to avoid three years of regret. --- Dreaming? Tripling your money? Wake up. --- The key is for the official to clarify immediately, or else many people will get scammed. --- That’s why I never trust Reddit’s posts. --- Wallets are more valuable than anything else. Protect yours, and you’ll win.

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WinterWarmthCat

· 18h ago

Coming again? Really, are there still people falling for such low-level scams? Tripling your returns, we're not all fools, right😅 --- Tripling your money? Do you think we’re all brainless? This old trick is still being used --- Phishing notices are everywhere. Be more cautious, everyone. Think before you transfer money, and you won’t get scammed --- $10,000 tripled? If it’s that profitable, why bother lying? There’s something wrong with this logic --- The authorities have clearly stated it’s not them. Would anyone still click? Just delete it for safety --- These days, even notifications require protection against fire, theft, and scams. It’s really exhausting --- The words Bitcoin and Ethereum should trigger suspicion; nine out of ten are scams --- Protecting your wallet is always the first lesson. Don’t think you’ll get a pie in the sky

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CantAffordPancake

· 18h ago

Coming again? Tripling your profits? Wake up, buddy. --- These days, even red flags have turned into QR codes, and people still believe it. Truly unbelievable. --- I just want to know how many people are still falling for it, counting them. --- Protecting your wallet is more important than anything else. How many times have I said that? Yet some still keep throwing money in. --- Reddit is now full of scam posts, scrolling through it, all scammers. --- Anyone promising triple returns, I just block them immediately, don't even bother looking.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 18h ago

Is this the same trick again? Tripling your money? I laughed, just block them directly and be done with it. --- There are always these low-level scams every day, I really don’t understand how people still fall for them. --- Wallet security should always be the top priority, don’t be greedy for that tiny profit. --- Is Reddit scam so rampant? Everyone needs to be more cautious. --- The official clarification was quite quick; at least some people came out to speak this time, better than some projects. --- $10,000 tripled? Wake up, everyone, there’s no such thing as a free lunch. --- Seeing a transfer and immediately pushing it out is basic operation. --- This kind of phishing is too low-level; real scammers have many more tricks up their sleeves. --- Protecting your wallet = protecting your life, there’s nothing to fuss over. --- Another impersonation of financial apps, these tricks are all worn out, does anyone still believe them?

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