How Multicurrency Scam Addresses Fool Investors

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Fraudulent Cryptocurrency Addresses Reported On February 7, 2025 at 12:05 pm

How Multicurrency Scam Addresses Fool Investors

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Receiving Addresses:

0xeedc0b665e47d0eed3818efb4a9665b0794e4b53 (ETH)
bc1q3luge2j99dmpc58a85379atcl7f3kqaclps6h6 (BTC)
bc1qkxgy6fdlkz3nnvlvjwhk0uwhetz2a9xxnpa4dn (BTC)
0xd8346c95f22afcc80d3bdf2e2f24f86073ac56f7 (ETH)
0xc9400d77ea363e42591ea126980a4d8258759864 (ETH)
GDNPSY3BETL5UWTDNRFTQ2BAPOCYNTCHSLSDFI35VK27B2OSNYG6YWYS (STELLAR)
ltc1qgm63pt6c2gzafs0jyp2rf7z70mvkydlkj8u8p5 (Litecoin)
Xtf3D93oLFnn7FEBozLMBaqWKoz6oMFe4F (XLM)
DULYH6CHMyCGf58Db5KbJ3Aw7yj21Qnw5w (DOGE)
14D7b594RHyajE5DJS4GQbEwysnBpg6XdcWn5AxYvCVeZCzP (BTC)

Scam Type: Investment Scam

Details: These Cryptocurrency addresses have been flagged repeatedly in relation to investment scams. It is crucial to thoroughly verify all details and ensure transactions are only made to credible and vetted entities. Exercise caution and consult trusted financial advice before making any investments.