The Shiba Inu community has seen increased activity since the launch of the Ethereum Layer 2 network Shibarium. However, this rise in activity has attracted bad actors looking to take advantage of the situation. A team member, known as Ragnar, has taken to social media to warn the community and exchanges about these issues.
Ragnar clarified that the Shiba Inu project does not have an official LinkedIn page, cautioning users on the platform to be wary of fake pages. Additionally, Ragnar addressed crypto exchanges, revealing that they have been receiving messages from listing managers about listing SHIB on the Fantom blockchain. However, Ragnar emphasized that there is no FTM version of SHIB and no official SHIB LinkedIn page.
This warning is not the first to be issued to the Shiba Inu community. In September, another team member warned users about a scam deployed on the blockchain, advising them to avoid projects involved in funding attacks. Crypto scams have been known to cause significant financial losses, as seen in recent cases where individuals were scammed out of hundreds of thousands of pounds and dollars.
It is crucial to keep community members informed about identified scams to help them protect their crypto assets. These scams are not selective and can target anyone, making awareness and vigilance essential.
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| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Geography | Asia |
| Countries | 🇬🇧 ðŸ‡ðŸ‡° |
| Sentiment | neutral |
| Relevance Score | 0 |
| People | RagnarShib.eth |
| Companies | Hong Kong police, Fantom, LinkedIn, Binance, SHIB |
| Currencies | Shiba Inu |
| Securities | None |
