Hahahaha

mrtools wrote: Mon Oct 20, 2025 12:10 pm

Me looking for work after I blow my account buying Gold.............

I looked at the crypt. It was all bought a long time ago. Are these people sitting and waiting for me to make them the richest people in the universe?
What the fuck do I need you for? Rat.

There is a Russian-speaking telegram group on Bybit. The drawing is for 5 dollars.

It's impossible to keep track of them, there are more than ten messages per minute.
It seems they had a vote, 97,8% believe that the rate will be lowered.

I don't see this vote. Probably because I'm not in the band. Correction.
97.8% is the Traders' estimate. For some reason, this notification with a bell was transferred to telegram.
It seems to me that when there are 100,000 of them, they will give away $1,000. 10 prizes of $10 and $100 each.
Or it's in another band, I don't remember.

I see several groups of cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin, Etherium. Overbought.

Cats, dogs, frogs, unicorns, crocodiles. It is impossible to lift it.

The internal currency of payment systems. It doesn't need to be lifted.

And the fourth group. This crypt is used by companies as stocks. They invest part of the profits in their cryptocurrencies.

BingX Warns Users About Fake Token Listing on CoinMarketCap

BingX, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, told its users on July 24, 2025, that there was a phony token on CoinMarketCap that falsely claimed to be affiliated with the platform. CoinMarketCap said this bogus coin was “not verified,” which has prompted some people to think it might be a scam that targets investors who don’t know what they’re doing.

The Issue with Fake Tokens
CoinMarketCap, a well-known portal for tracking cryptocurrency prices and market data, has added the phony coin in issue. It has marked the coin as unconfirmed, meaning it is listed but not officially endorsed.

BingX has said that their company did not issue or sanction this token. This highlights the risks of investing in unverified assets. It serves as a reminder to always conduct thorough research in the crypto market, which is constantly evolving.

Why This Matters
Fake tokens are quite harmful for investors since they can lose money and be the subject of phishing attacks. Scammers often use the fact that services like CoinMarketCap are trustworthy to get consumers to invest in bogus projects. They try to get consumers to trust them and send them money or link their wallets to dangerous platforms by pretending to be connected to reputable exchanges like BingX.

BingX’s Response and Suggestions
BingX has acted rapidly to remedy this problem by putting out public warnings through its official channels. The exchange made it clear that the cryptocurrency is not linked to its platform and told consumers to make sure that any token they buy is real before they invest.

BingX warns that investors should only use verified assets and stay away from unverified tokens if they want to avoid getting cheated. The company is still committed to keeping its community and trading secure.

How to Stay Safe
To stay safe from fake tokens, follow these essential steps:

Check the Token Listings: Check to see if a token is officially confirmed on sites like CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko. Be careful with tokens that haven’t been confirmed yet.
Use Official Sources: To make sure a cryptocurrency is real, trust exchanges like BingX to make announcements.
Don’t Fall for Phishing Attempts: Recent CoinMarketCap security breaches that used malicious pop-ups show the importance of being proactive about protecting one’s digital assets.
Conduct Research: Before investing in any cryptocurrency, do your own research (DYOR). This means digging into the project’s history, technology, and team to verify its legitimacy and potential.
The appearance of a phony token on CoinMarketCap that claims to be linked to BingX is a clear warning of the dangers of the cryptocurrency market. BingX’s proactive warning shows how much they care about user safety and openness.

Investors may protect their investments and feel safe in the crypto market by being alert, checking the legitimacy of tokens, and only using trusted sources. Always put due diligence first to avoid being scammed.
BingX Obtains ISO/IEC 27001 Certification, Setting New Benchmark for Web3 Information Security

BingX
2025-10-20 11:24
Dear Users,
We are pleased to announce that BingX has officially obtained the ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management System (ISMS) certification. This significant milestone underscores our ongoing commitment to global users in data protection, system security, and operational excellence.

ISO/IEC 27001 is the world's most widely recognized information security management framework, setting rigorous requirements across multiple domains including physical and environmental security

I talked to Bybit technical support for 2 hours (bonuses). I could talk for 6 hours (like Mexc). But I don't want to (6 a.m.).
I talked to my MT4 broker once in my life, when SWIFT was disabled in Russia, but I sent it.
They searched for him for 2 days with dogs, and they found him.