Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, also known as CZ, warned that only 50 out of 7,000 users claimed to be employees of the exchange. cryptocurrency The largest in the world on Linkedin only, with crypto execs talking about the lack of a real ID verification system on Linkedin.
LinkedIn crypto scams typically start out by spoofing requests purporting to come from crypto exchange operators to project stakeholders about potential token listings. Profiles are realistically created to pretend to have years of industry experience.
After finding the victim The scammers will send you a document via email or Telegram detailing the listing process. along with the required initial security deposit If the victim transfers the requested digital assets to the scammer’s wallet address. All contact will be cut immediately.
Generally legit trades No initial deposit or listing fees will be required. But the analytical team will verify the tokens whether they qualify as securities or not. including compliance Legal framework of the overall project A meeting is then scheduled with the issuer to discuss further steps. depending on the size of the project
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