🎁 10M LINKERS REWARDS EVENT IS NOW LIVE!
To thank you for being one of the First 10 Million Linkers, we’ve prepared a special collection of rewards created exclusively for this historic community.
These rewards are more than just gifts. They are a mark of being among the earliest Linkers who joined, contributed, and became part of InterLink’s journey.
Only the First 10M Linkers will have the opportunity to own them.
🏆 WHAT CAN YOU RECEIVE?
Eligible Linkers can receive:
• 💎 1 ITL per eligible user
• 🪪 Exclusive 10M Linkers NFT
• 🤝 Exclusive InterLink x OKX NFT
• 🎁 Badge First 10M Linkers
🔐 ELIGIBILITY
To participate and claim your rewards, your account must:
• Have completed KYC Step 1
• Have been registered before August 1, 2026
• Hold at least 10,000 ITLG at the time of reward distribution
• Log in or sign up to OKX through InterLink to qualify for the InterLink x OKX NFT
⏳ CLAIM DEADLINE: October 12, 2026 23:59:00 UTC
Make sure to complete your claim before the deadline. Rewards that are not claimed within the event period may no longer be available afterward.
🔗 CLAIM YOUR REWARDS HERE: https://t.co/Mm4ftpZMYS
The First 10 Million will always be part of InterLink’s history.
We Are the First 10M Linkers💜
#InterLink #ITL #ITLG #WeAreTheFirst10M
🚀 Quantum Wallet Global Ambassador Recruitment | Sincerely invite you to join
🟢Quantum Wallet now officially opens the global ambassador recruitment plan. Become a Quantum Wallet ambassador, enjoy the official certification status, and can get up to 50% of the team transaction rewards, and jointly promote the future of decentralized finance
🎯 Ambassador exclusive benefits
🔹 Official certification - Quantum Wallet official endorsement, highlighting your professionalism and influence
🔹 Up to 50% team transaction rewards - the more active the team transaction, the more considerable the income
🔹 Stable income distribution - automatically settled to your Quantum Wallet on the 15th of each month
🎯 Application conditions
✅ Team subordinates can apply if their cumulative participation in ATS transactions exceeds 200 USDT
✅ Qualified users must contact the Admin (https://t.co/Vaiim3bChn) in advance before applying for a city node so that we can speed up the review process.
🚀 Seize the global market Don’t miss this opportunity
The current ambassador application threshold is still low, but with the global layout of Quantum Wallet, the threshold will gradually increase in the future. Join as early as possible to seize the opportunity and lock in more benefits.
⚠️ Important reminder: Ambassadors who have applied for city nodes, please contact (https://t.co/Vaiim3bChn) as soon as possible to complete the certification and activate your ambassador rights
#QuantumWallet #ATU #cryptocurrency #Airdrop #DEX #CEX #PiNetwork $ATU #ambassador
We are excited to announce the partnership between TON Society @ton_society and BroBot Contests @BroBotNews and invite everyone to participate in our first joint contest, where everyone will receive an Early SBT NFT BroBot. – https://t.co/01pekJImCa
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Everything is simple—
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Three months since #DailyWallet went live! It's just getting started! 🎇
Day by day, our records are being broken;
💪step by step, our team grows stronger.
Through it all, our mission remains unchanged—to be the bridge between more users and the #Web3 world.🫂🌏
#DailyWallet #Web3 #SocialFi
Social engineering is a method used by cybercriminals to manipulate individuals into revealing sensitive information or performing actions that may compromise their security. It's essential to understand this threat and take necessary precautions to safeguard yourself. Here are some tips to protect against social engineering attacks:
- Be cautious of unsolicited requests for personal or financial information, regardless of the platform. Whether it's an email, phone call, or message, always verify the legitimacy of the request before sharing any sensitive details. It's better to be safe than sorry!
- Watch out for phishing attempts, where attackers trick you into clicking on malicious links or downloading malware. This is a common practice in web3 especially people sending you DMs asking you to test a game or review a product. Be wary of suspicious emails or messages asking for login credentials or directing you to unfamiliar websites. Double-check the sender's email address or the message's URL before taking any action.
- Keep your devices and software up to date. Regularly installing security patches and updates ensures that you have the latest protection against potential vulnerabilities that attackers could exploit. Ignoring updates is an open invitation for security breaches.
- Be mindful of sharing personal information on social media. Cybercriminals can gather valuable details about you from your posts, such as your date of birth, address, or even your likes and dislikes. Consider adjusting your privacy settings to limit public access to this information.
- Strong, unique passwords are crucial. Avoid using easily guessable passwords like birthdates or common phrases. Instead, use a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. Consider using a password manager to securely store and generate complex passwords for all your accounts.
- Implement two-factor authentication (2FA) whenever possible. This adds an extra layer of security by requiring you to provide additional verification, such as a code sent to your mobile device, when logging into your accounts. It greatly reduces the risk of unauthorized access.
- Be wary of social engineering tactics that prey on your emotions, such as urgent requests for help or appeals to your sympathy. Take a step back, verify the legitimacy of such requests, and think twice before taking any action that may compromise your security.
- Educate yourself about various social engineering techniques. Knowledge is power when it comes to protecting yourself. Stay updated on the latest trends, read cybersecurity blogs, and share information with friends, family, and colleagues to raise awareness about these threats.
- Lastly, trust your instincts. If something feels off or sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Taking a moment to pause and evaluate a situation can save you from falling victim to a social engineering attack.
Remember, your online safety is in your hands. By staying vigilant, being cautious with your personal information, and adopting best practices, you can significantly reduce the risk of falling victim to social engineering attacks. Stay safe! 🛡️
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