“Dulu orang bilang AI cuma buat nulis caption & jawab PR.
Sekarang AI bantu orang recover wallet BTC yang terkunci bertahun-tahun 😳, 5 BTC ( $398.000) 😱,
Ini bukan cuma soal ‘AI pintar’, tapi soal reasoning dan problem solving yang levelnya makin gila.
Respect buat Claude & perkembangan AI sekarang. Masa depan datang lebih cepat dari yang kita kira.”
@Sykodelic_ brother, i've been following you and watching you eventhough i rarely commented on your post, but you are one of few traders that stick to your stance, many are just flip flop going nowhere. Keep up the spirit man 👍
masih ada aja yg percaya beginian 😂
🚨 HATI-HATI MODUS SCAM PENGEMBALIAN DANA ASET CRYPTO !!🚨
Lagi rame postingan yang bilang:
“floating loss / cut loss bisa diajukan ke Bappebti untuk pengembalian dana, bahkan bisa balik 100%”
➡️ Ini 100% MISLEADING / POTENSI SCAM
Fakta:
•❌ Tidak ada program resmi dari Bappebti yang mengembalikan kerugian trading
•❌ Loss karena market (floating / cut loss) = tanggung jawab masing-masing trader
•❌ Tidak ada “undang-undang kompensasi dana trading” seperti yang diklaim
Modusnya biasanya:
1.Bangun trust lewat grup FB / komunitas
2.Kasih harapan “balikin dana”
3.Ujungnya minta data / biaya / akses akun
⚠️ Kalau terlalu enak didengar (balik 100%), hampir pasti itu jebakan.
Jangan sampai:
•Kasih data akun / OTP
•Transfer “biaya pengurusan”
•Klik link mencurigakan
Stay safe, jangan ketipu narasi halu 🙏
#CryptoScam #Waspada #Bappebti #TradingIndonesia
@ColinTCrypto@saylor@Strategy i read some of your post that you are holding some btc spot position, im sure currently its underwater too. Lets hope that btc wont go below 50k cause it will be a nightmare for everyone.
A scammer received 126,000 TON from a whale, worth roughly $220,000 USDT, but later returned 116,000 TON (about $203,000 USDT) and kept 10,000 TON (around $17,000 USDT) as “compensation.”
What happened is that when a whale was about to send coins, they accidentally copied the wrong wallet address from the transaction history. This happened because the scammer had created a similar-looking address and had previously sent a small amount of a coin to it, making it appear legitimate
The whale wasn’t paying attention; he saw the familiar first characters of the address and the last and copied it without checking.
He then sent 126K TON to the scammer by mistake.
When the scammer received the funds, he took 10K TON, then sent back 116K TON and even dropped a message in the transaction saying:
“Sorry, the money is too much. I know it’s your hard‑earned funds.”
🤔 What would you call this kind of scammer?
And if you were the whale. Would you forgive him?