2026-01-10 02:29:18

Recently, a user exposed online that a well-known financial app was exploited by hackers or malicious third parties to send scam notifications to users. The notification claimed to help users quickly increase their Bitcoin and Ethereum assets, requiring an initial transfer of $10,000 to a specified crypto wallet, promising to triple the funds.

The app's official response was that this message was completely unauthorized and was injected through a third-party system with malicious content. The official clarified that they have no such investment activities. They strongly remind users: if you see similar notifications, ignore them immediately and do not transfer any funds.

These types of scams have been frequent in recent years, using false promises to lure crypto users. Staying vigilant and avoiding small temptations is the best way to protect your crypto assets.

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0xSherlock

· 01-13 00:29

Tripling? Haha, that's hilarious. These days, scammers are even starting to guarantee things. It's getting more and more outrageous.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 01-11 21:15

Triple the profit? Why didn't I get in on this, hahaha, this cracks me up --- Coming with the same old trick? Seriously, I've seen too many of these. Trading $10,000 for 3x? I would just delete it --- Hey, isn't this the same wallet address from last time? I remember I didn't click on it back then --- Damn, another newbie getting scammed. We must share this reminder to the community's crypto enthusiasts --- It's hard to believe, but some people still trust this. Honestly, I almost fell for it too, and I even prepared the gas fees --- Oh my god, the third-party system has such a big vulnerability? I should double-check my wallet address too --- These days, even official apps aren't safe. We need to be more cautious ourselves

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CommunityJanitor

· 01-10 02:57

Triple your investment? Wake up, brother, there’s no such thing as a free lunch --- Another one? These people are getting more and more ruthless... --- It seems even big companies can’t defend against it, we small investors need to be more cautious --- $10,000 for $30,000? I don’t believe it, I’ve been scammed too many times --- These days, wallet security is more important than anything, never click on unfamiliar links --- Think twice before transferring, everyone. The chance of a pie falling from the sky is zero point zero zero one --- I’ve never seen this trick fail before, how are people still falling for it... --- The official should compensate, system breaches are their responsibility --- So, holding steady is the safest, don’t always think about getting rich overnight

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-10 02:47

Triple the payout? Haha, you're hilarious. Always using the same excuse, really treating us like fools.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 01-10 02:42

Tripling? Haha, here we go again, always the same number. --- That's why I never click on unfamiliar links, no matter how tempting. --- Holy shit, third-party injection? Safety is really concerning. --- $10,000 tripled, why do so many people still believe it? Are they brainless? --- Another scam like this, can't they come up with something new? --- This is the current state of web3, scams are faster than innovation. --- I just want to know how many people have fallen for it. --- Not being greedy can really save your life, remember this lesson. --- Looks like I need to remove the app from my wallet.

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Anon32942

· 01-10 02:38

Here comes the same trick of tripling again, does anyone still believe it?

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