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$SHIB IS ABOUT TO EXPLODE! REMEMBER THIS MOMENT.

This is the level of regret you want to avoid. You are looking at history in the making right now.

If $SHIB reaches $0.01, you will be kicking yourself for missing the entry at $0.00001. Do not be the person who watches from the sidelines.

WOOF! Get ready for the moonshot.

#SHİB #CryptoGems #Moonshot #DeFi 🚀
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🤯Someone just sent me $4 MILLION😅

When I opened my crypto wallet today, I almost fell off my chair it showed $4.8 million worth of a random token called “Floeki.”

Sounds crazy, right? But here’s the truth 👇

This is a common crypto scam called a “fake token” or “airdrop scam.”
Scammers send you worthless tokens that look valuable in your wallet. The goal? To trick you into connecting your wallet to a fake website or approving a malicious transaction — so they can drain your real crypto.

💡 Important reminders💡

Don’t try to sell, swap, or move these random tokens.

Never click links or connect your wallet to unknown sites.

Hide or ignore suspicious tokens in your wallet.

In Vietnam, a 2,000 billion VND (about 80 million USD) cryptocurrency scam was busted by Hanoi City Police, affecting 1,900 victims. The scam used a Visa card promoted for global "XFI" cryptocurrency payments. Investors were tricked into buying "MPX" to "mine" XFI, but the card was unusable by the suspects, and MPX couldn’t generate XFI. Hanoi City Police’s Senior Lieutenant Colonel Cao Van Thai revealed the card was preloaded with USD to fake its capabilities, with staged supermarket videos as bait. Cryptocurrencies aren’t legal payment methods in Vietnam, and withdrawals were nearly impossible, luring victims to buy worthless MPX. Experts warn of high fraud risks as Vietnam’s crypto laws are still forming.