
With the recent increase in Bitcoin prices, reports of scams and phishing attempts have surged, prompting warnings from various users in the cryptocurrency community. Individuals are advised to be vigilant against impersonators and fraudulent communications, particularly through email and social media. Notably, CoinMarketCap has issued a reminder that they will never initiate direct messages asking for funds. Users have also reported receiving fake offers and requests from supposed collectors, urging them to verify communications through trusted channels. The heightened activity in the NFT market has further exacerbated these scams, as artists and collectors alike have encountered fraudulent inquiries and links. Overall, the community is advised to exercise caution and ensure that any correspondence is legitimate before taking action.
Another day, another “collector” wanting my art, then sending a fake x2y2 “offer” link… Be careful out there, friends. These scam attempts are definitely going to pick up as sentiment around NFTs heats up again. https://t.co/zWQOYxmmfd
🚨 Another scam, @GuntheaEagleman is not me. https://t.co/HL4bRbJNZi
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Someone is impersonating me via email, using an address that is not mine to contact artists and others under false pretenses. They are misusing my name, photos, and reputation to send unsolicited inquiries Please be cautious and verify through trusted channels…


