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06/15/2025
10 red flags a crypto platform is a scam—and how to protect your money
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Key takeaways
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Fake crypto investment platforms give themselves away in a few obvious ways.
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Many use fake reviews, incorrect contact information and unrealistic promises to lure you in.
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The best approach is a healthy dose of skepticism. Watching for these red flags will keep you safe while investing.
The burgeoning cryptocurrency market, with its lack of centralized authority and a constant flow of inexperienced users, makes digital assets a prime target for scammers. Fake crypto investment platforms are a common scam method, masquerading as useful services for crypto traders.
Before signing up for any crypto investment platform, it’s essential to learn the telltale signs of a scam.
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