13 Mythbusting Moments Necessary Because of Crypto Bros

One successful crypto scam involved a $200k photo of Jeff Bezos.
13 Mythbusting Moments Necessary Because of Crypto Bros

 Ah, the world of cryptocurrency scams. It’s a wild and woolly place, full of shady characters, dubious deals, and plenty of people who are out to make a quick buck. It’s a world that’s full of risk, but also full of potential rewards, if you can manage to stay one step ahead of the scammers. 

In this list, we’re going to take a look at some of the most notorious cryptocurrency scams of the past year and more. From fake Facebook pages to hacked Twitter accounts, these scams have caused a lot of damage -- and a lot of people have lost a lot of money. So, if you’re planning on getting involved in the cryptocurrency world, it pays to be aware of what’s out there. Read on to find out more about the scams that have been making headlines in the past year -- and don’t let yourself be fooled.

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iEarn Bot

Crypto Scams PURE THE IEARN SCAM At the end of 2020, iEarn Bot stopped people in Romania from taking out their money and asked them to switch it into a new type of currency called iBot, worth the same amount. But users are still waiting to get their hands on actual currency. CRACKED
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