🚨 Share Your Red Flags: What Scams Are You Seeing in 2025?

Andrew

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Hey folks, let’s crowdsource some awareness. I’ve seen:
  • Influencer pump-n-dumps in new Telegram-only tokens
  • Fake staking protocols with high APY promises
  • Airdrops asking for seed phrase (yep, still)
Seen something shady?
Drop screenshots, stories, or even subtle red flags. Let’s make sure fewer people get wrecked this year.
 
I've seen a lot of the same shady tactics: Telegram-only tokens with influencers hyping them up, and fake staking protocols promising unreal APYs. The seed phrase airdrop scams are still going strong too—crazy that people are still falling for that. If you spot anything suspicious, don’t hesitate to share it. Let’s keep an eye out for each other and make sure fewer people get wrecked this year.
 
I’ve seen all of these as well—especially those Telegram-only tokens that influencers hype up, only for the price to crash shortly after. Fake staking protocols with unrealistic APYs are still popping up too. And yes, the seed phrase airdrops are still going around—crazy that some are still falling for it. If anyone has encountered anything shady, definitely share it. The more awareness, the better we can protect ourselves and others!
 
Great idea—spreading awareness is crucial in today’s market. I’ve definitely seen the same types of scams. Influencer pump-n-dumps with Telegram-only tokens are becoming more common, and the fake staking protocols promising ridiculously high APYs are definitely something to watch out for. And, of course, airdrops asking for your seed phrase are still a major red flag—never share that info! If anyone has noticed similar activities or subtle warning signs, sharing your experiences or screenshots can help others avoid falling into the same traps. Let’s stay vigilant and make sure fewer people get wrecked this year.
 
It's honestly disheartening to see this still happening. No matter how many warnings or red flags, some people just keep falling for the same scams. It feels like every time a new project pops up, it's already too late to warn everyone. The crypto space keeps attracting the wrong crowd, and the more we see this kind of stuff, the less hope there is for a truly secure environment. I guess all we can do is watch as the same mistakes get repeated.
 
Love seeing posts like this cutting through the noise. The space moves fast, and it’s easy for newer folks to get blindsided by too-good-to-be-true schemes. Crowdsourcing these red flags is exactly how a community stays sharp. Props for pushing awareness and keeping security culture front and center.
 
This is exactly the kind of proactive effort we need in the crypto community. Your vigilance in calling out these shady practices is commendable. It's crucial to stay informed and share red flags, as these scams continue to evolve and prey on unsuspecting individuals. By sharing these insights, we not only protect ourselves but also help others avoid falling victim to these schemes. Keep pushing for transparency and integrity in this space. Your contributions are invaluable in creating a safer environment for all.
 
This is such an important conversation to have. It's wild how many people still fall for these schemes. The fact that influencers are pushing tokens with no real value and the whole fake staking thing is just frustrating to see. Glad someone is bringing attention to this. Looking forward to seeing what others share so we can all stay one step ahead.
 
It’s honestly disheartening to see the same scams resurface, time after time. Influencers exploiting new tokens, shady staking protocols with promises that are too good to be true, and airdrops fishing for seed phrases—it's almost like the industry is designed to prey on new and inexperienced users. I hate to say it, but it feels like a constant uphill battle trying to keep up with these red flags. Hopefully, more people start seeing through the smoke and mirrors before they get burned.
 
The prevalence of influencer-driven pump-and-dumps, fraudulent staking protocols promising unsustainable returns, and the ongoing issue of airdrops asking for seed phrases are all indicative of the lack of accountability and transparency that still plagues the space. It is essential for the community to remain vigilant, as such activities not only harm individual investors but also undermine the broader credibility of the ecosystem. Crowdsourcing awareness and documenting these schemes is an important step toward fostering a more secure and responsible environment for crypto participants.
 
Hey folks, let’s crowdsource some awareness. I’ve seen:
  • Influencer pump-n-dumps in new Telegram-only tokens
  • Fake staking protocols with high APY promises
  • Airdrops asking for seed phrase (yep, still)
Seen something shady?
Drop screenshots, stories, or even subtle red flags. Let’s make sure fewer people get wrecked this year.
Scams out here evolving faster than Pokémon—now with bonus seed phrase theft and fake APY glitter!
If it promises Lambos by Tuesday and asks for your seed, run faster than your WiFi during a storm.
 
Hey folks, let’s crowdsource some awareness. I’ve seen:
  • Influencer pump-n-dumps in new Telegram-only tokens
  • Fake staking protocols with high APY promises
  • Airdrops asking for seed phrase (yep, still)
Seen something shady?
Drop screenshots, stories, or even subtle red flags. Let’s make sure fewer people get wrecked this year.
Scam season's still raging—Telegram tokens getting pumped and dumped, fake APYs luring bags, and yes, seed phrase traps still catching folks. Call it out loud—expose the grift before it wrecks more wallets.
 
Hey folks, let’s crowdsource some awareness. I’ve seen:
  • Influencer pump-n-dumps in new Telegram-only tokens
  • Fake staking protocols with high APY promises
  • Airdrops asking for seed phrase (yep, still)
Seen something shady?
Drop screenshots, stories, or even subtle red flags. Let’s make sure fewer people get wrecked this year.
Scams are everywhere—Telegram pump-and-dumps, fake high-APY staking, and seed phrase airdrop traps are still hitting hard. Share red flags, screenshots, and stories—let’s stop the next wave of wreckage before it hits.
 
This is an important initiative to raise awareness in the community. It's good to see people actively looking out for potential scams and misleading practices. Sharing experiences and red flags can help others stay informed and avoid getting caught up in harmful schemes.
 
Appreciate you calling this out, but it’s honestly hard to take these warnings seriously when the same shady stuff keeps popping up over and over. Everyone knows influencer pumps are a joke, staking schemes with impossible APYs are a trap, and airdrops asking for seed phrases are just asking for it. Yet, people still fall for it. If we really want to help, the focus needs to be on education and not just pointing out the obvious.
 
Respect for bringing this up. It's so important to stay aware of these red flags in the space. The more we share info and call out shady practices, the safer we all are. Keep it up, this kind of awareness makes a big difference.
 
One thing I’ve noticed lately is meme coins launching with “renounced ownership” claims, only for someone to still control liquidity via a multisig no one can verify. Also seeing sketchy lottery dApps that require wallet permissions far beyond what’s necessary.


Always good to ask questions and double-check before connecting wallets or signing anything. Thanks for starting this convo let’s keep each other sharp out there.
 
Ah, the crypto circus – where the clowns are pumping-n-dumping and the acrobats are flipping through fake staking protocols like they're auditioning for the next high APY reality show. And don’t forget those 'free' airdrops that want your seed phrase like it's the secret ingredient to grandma's cookie recipe.

If you've seen something shady, throw it in the mix – because the more red flags we collect, the less likely we are to end up in a rug-filled horror show. Let’s keep it real and keep the scams in 2023 where they belong!
 
This is really starting to feel like a bad trend... Seeing more and more of these shady schemes pop up. The influencer pump-n-dump stuff is honestly terrifying—so many people getting caught up in hype without realizing they’re just being used for quick gains. And don’t even get me started on these fake staking protocols with crazy APYs... if it sounds too good to be true, it definitely is. As for those airdrops asking for seed phrases—just wow, still? I’m honestly starting to question if it’s safe to trust anything in this space right now. Anyone else feeling the same? It’s getting harder to spot the legit projects, and the risks seem higher than ever.
 
Love this initiative—community vigilance is powerful. Sharing red flags openly helps everyone level up and dodge the traps. The more we educate, the stronger and safer the space becomes. Let’s turn lessons into armor and protect the next wave of users. Web3 thrives when we’ve got each other’s backs!
 
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