Last year a guy contacted my friend for a job on twitter here Pay was $2500/month They paid him $1000 upfront the next day, added him to their discord and TG group After a week he had issues with their app and contacted them They sent him a file unknowingly to him it was a

Someone said it's only in crypto where you can do a legal scam And honestly they're not wrong A random guy can create a token in 5 minutes and rug you A founder can raise $50M, deliver nothing, and call it "pivoting" A VC can dump tokens on you the day they unlock and call it "portfolio rebalancing" An influencer can shill you a coin they're already selling and call it "not financial advice" A project can promise a roadmap, go silent for 6 months, and call it "building in stealth" A team can lock liquidity, mint unlimited tokens, drain the value, and call it "tokenomics" An exchange can use your deposits to fund their own trades and call it "risk management" A dev can copy paste someone else's code, launch a new token, and call it "innovation" And they will all go scot free No arrests. No lawsuits. No refunds In any other industry this would be fraud In crypto it's called "part of the game" And somehow you are the one who gets blamed for not doing enough research The space needs accountability Until then protect yourself because nobody else will

$5000 in your cold wallet is worth infinitely more than $10,000 in your hot wallet

YesCoin Goats TonxDao Blum Lostdogs Bombie Hivera Chick Coop Coub Wonton RunesTon Yum Party Paws All these projects extracted millions from the community and gave back nothing in return The founders have been the biggest scammers all along

Ready to make my first $100k Godspeed

How do we explain to a newbie in 2026 That 2 years ago someone made $115k from airdrop Within the space of two months But nowadays projects will either rug their community Or go behind back doors to hack their own protocol and claim they were hacked How do we explain ?

Gm to those that gm

There are accounts with 500 followers, that have $500k sitting in their cold wallet. The bear market has no single effect on them. Only in crypto !

Web3 can only grow if security gets better. As long as people keep getting scammed easily and top protocols keep getting hacked, retail users will keep calling the whole space a scam.

One cold wallet One twitter account $1000 You're set for your first $100k my bro

If you're in crypto, you should install the Pocket Universe extension in your browser. It protects your wallet from signing malicious contracts and comes with $30k insurance coverage.

Not every hacker is bad. There are hackers that companies employ to hack their own protocol. To discover vulnerabilities before the actual hackers do and exploit them. In return they get paid massively. They are called white hackers.

I see some people say they don’t care if their wallet gets hacked because there’s nothing in it. The reality will hit them when that same wallet becomes eligible for an airdrop but it’s already compromised.

Some of your wallets are compromised and you don’t even know it. We need a developer to build a scanning tool for this. Whoever builds it will make a lot of money.

If there was a law I think scammers should face the same punishment as ruggers Because both of them steal money from you anyway