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WARNING: SCAM ALERT! Bitcoin Holders Targeted by Devious Fraudsters!
SHOCKING TRAP: Bitcoin Scammers Set Their Sights on Early Adopters!
Hold onto your wallets, folks! A sinister scam is lurking in the shadows, aiming straight for Bitcoin pioneers who established their wallets as far back as 2011! Yep, you heard it right—BitMEX Research just dropped the bombshell, and we’re here to break it down!
BRACE YOURSELF: Scammers Cook Up a Frightening Scheme!
These lowlifes are exploiting long-dormant Bitcoin addresses, launching a twisted attack by fabricating deceptive transactions and mind-blowing lies through OP_Return outputs, a sneaky section in Bitcoin transactions meant for ANY kind of data.
In a jaw-dropping twist, the notorious “1Feex” wallet—stashed with a whopping 80,000 BTC plundered from the infamous Mt. Gox—has been targeted. These thieves crafted a deceitful message that sends victims to a phony website masquerading as the fallen Wall Street titan Salomon Brothers!
TIME’S RUNNING OUT: Don’t Fall for the Legal Trap!
The fake site throws up a shady legal notice claiming the wallet is “lost or abandoned.” It pulls a fast one, pushing wallet owners to prove their claims by signing off messages with their private keys or, worse, handing over personal info through their dodgy contact form. And just like that, if you don’t respond by October 5, poof! Your wallet is legally “abandoned!”
EXPOSED: The Fake Connections!
BitMEX is screaming from the rooftops that this site has zero credibility linked to the REAL Salomon Brothers or its former bigwigs. Sure, they’ve listed some actual names from the ’80s, but guess what?None are connected to this fraudulent mess!
This scam reeks of shady tactics that remind us of previous plots from notorious figures like Calvin Ayre, who has a colorful history with Bitcoin addresses involved in legal shenanigans.
COMMUNITY IN CHAOS: Real Owners Weigh In!
Wallet owners are hitting back, arguing they could just transfer a trivial amount of BTC to verify their wallets rather than risking their entire stash—smart move! This whole situation screams a larger social engineering plot, looking to snag your sensitive info under the guise of a legal requirement.
ALERT: IGNORE AT ALL COSTS!
BitMEX is urgently advising everyone not to engage with these scammers or share any personal details. With cryptofraud exploding—over $2.1 billion stolen in the first half of 2025 alone—THIS is a wake-up call to stay vigilant!
Don’t get caught in the trap! Stay safe and spread the word!
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