2026-01-08 17:34:41

Beware of account hacking risks! Recently, the account of a well-known crypto community member was hacked, and the hacker has started posting false information through that account. If you see any links, trading invitations, or recommendations from that account, do not click or participate—this is very likely a phishing scam. Hackers often impersonate well-known figures to steal user assets, especially by forging trading opportunities or airdrop information. Everyone should pay special attention to: 1) Verify the source of information through official channels; 2) Do not click on unfamiliar links; 3) Be cautious of sudden "opportunities." Protect your wallet private keys and account passwords, as these are the first line of defense.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-08 19:36

Another account has been hacked again. Scams in this circle are getting more and more rampant. I’ve been saying it—your private key must be protected like your life.

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SerumSquirrel

· 01-08 18:03

Someone's account has been hacked again. This circle really needs to be more cautious. --- Honestly, hackers are really rampant. They often impersonate big V to harvest users' funds. --- I've said many times to keep your private keys safe, but some people still fall for it... Speechless. --- I just want to know when that gentleman will recover his funds. This loss is completely devastating. --- You didn't even click the link. That's basic operation, everyone. --- It's always the same trick. When will hackers change up their methods? --- Why do we still need to be reminded that this statement is confirmed through official channels? Is blockchain security awareness that weak? --- Looking at this news, I just remembered where I put my mnemonic phrase. I need to check it quickly. --- Are hackers so idle? They spend every day thinking about these schemes.

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just_another_fish

· 01-08 18:02

Another round of the rug pull routine, this time directly blacklisting accounts, it's too outrageous... --- Private keys are life itself, everyone, never casually click on unfamiliar links... --- Oh my god, how many times has this happened? It feels like someone gets caught every week. Be more cautious. --- Impersonating big V accounts to scam money is really rampant. I almost don't trust any links anymore haha. --- Confirming through official channels is super important. Just DM the person directly, and it's all settled. --- Sudden windfalls are usually scams; this must be ingrained in your mind. --- Wallet passwords and private keys are truly the first line of defense. Must keep them absolutely confidential. --- Another account hacked or phishing scams—Web3 environment is indeed a bit challenging...

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TommyTeacher

· 01-08 17:58

Here we go again, always saying to be careful with private keys and passwords, but some people still jump into the trap, tsk tsk.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 01-08 17:54

Someone got hacked again. This wave of hackers is truly invincible. When will it finally stop? --- Wow, impersonating big V accounts to send fake airdrops is so overused, but some people still fall for it. Unbelievable. --- Private keys are like your lifeline. Never lend them to anyone, friends. --- Just by looking at a link, you have to think twice before acting. Is Web3 really this dangerous? Haha. --- How to prevent this? Official accounts can be hacked too, so what can we trust? --- Phishing schemes are becoming more professional. Honestly, I'm a bit scared. --- I've heard so many times not to click on unfamiliar links, but some people still fall for it. --- What's going on? Why is account hacking so rampant lately? I need to check my accounts. --- A sudden big opportunity is probably a scam. This lesson was too costly. --- For those who reuse passwords randomly, wake up. You will really get washed out.

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 01-08 17:36

It's happening again and again—accounts being hacked. The scams in this circle are truly relentless... Private keys are more critical than life itself.

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