Fake Bitget Web3 Email Target Crypto User

X Account @Susbarium regularly discovers cryptocurrency fraud with the SHIBA INU team, warning the community about new things targeting not only the Shiv Forces but the crypto community in general.

This time, the scammers are impersonating the scam scheme as the major cryptocurrency exchange bitget.

Fake Bitcoin Web3 Emails from a Scammer

In a recent tweet, the aforementioned X account has spread the word about “email from Bidget Web3.” These emails are warning @Susbarium that they are scams.

This tweet shares specific details of these fake emails. In particular, scammers say they use the following phrases to bait crypto users:

The email contains a link and is labeled “claim airdrop.” @Susbarium warns you that you must never click because it is not safe.

They added two more common signs that can be told that the email has been sent by the scammer. It contains one of these phrases. It comes from “Hello Valued Customer” and “noreply@resova.com”.

Overall, X Post is always acquiring certain things and be careful with the SHIB community. Number one: “If it doesn’t look too good… sniff twice, never click.” Second: “Always check the official channel. Always check.”

Shiv Burns soars 2,204%

Over the past 24 hours, the Siv community has been able to lift important Siv metrics – Token Burns has brought four-digit gains, according to data shared by the well-known wallet tracking service Siv Burn.

On past days, growth accounted for 2,204.69%. This was possible thanks to a blockchain wallet (transfer to 3,579,805 shiv) that could not interfere with large amounts of shiv.

3,285,714 Shiv was shoveled into a dead-end wallet in one transfer about nine hours ago. Overall, the Shiv Coins were able to burn a total of 410,751,445,214,265 Shiv Coins from the first supply of one quarter since early 2020.