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The Shiba Inu (SHIB) community has recently been put on high alert following a crucial warning about potential scams targeting its members.
As Shiba Inu continues to gain attention and popularity, scammers are increasingly attempting to exploit the community's enthusiasm.
In this regard, Susbarium, a Shiba Inu-focused X handle dedicated to exposing scams and protecting the crypto community, has issued a warning on scammers exploiting vulnerable situations for fake donations.
After major events like hurricanes or floods, scammers quickly set up fake donation websites or social media posts asking for crypto to "help victims." While they may look convincing, the funds go to the scammer, not those in need.
Scammers also create tokens or NFTs, promising part of the proceeds will support a cause or charity. They may claim profits will help disaster relief or fund cancer research, but in reality, no money goes to charity.
In this light, Susbarium urges the SHIB community to stay safe, sharing measures that might be taken to protect themselves and their crypto. These include being cautious with token or NFT charity promises and staying wary of unsolicited requests.
Tomiwabold OlajideShiba Inu holders might protect themselves by being skeptical of random messages on social media asking for donations or promoting crypto-related charity efforts. Scammers often target people through these platforms, hoping to manipulate their emotions. Before acting, they should verify wallet addresses as scammers sometimes use wallet addresses that look very similar to those of real charities.
Shiba Inu gains attention
In an interesting occurrence that has stunned the Shiba Inu community, "Back to the Future" actor Christopher Lloyd appeared in a DeLorean NFT commercial that featured a Shiba Inu dog. This did not go unnoticed by the Shiba Inu community who took to X to express their excitement.
In a similar occurrence, the Shiba Inu dog also featured in the Cybercab project introduced by Elon Musk’s Tesla this week.
In response to a tweet posted by the official SHIB X handle, American automobile manufacturer DeLorean announced its support for SHIB while teasing SHIB payments.
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