2026-01-17 05:35:33

Everyone must read this! Be very cautious when encountering certain node mining projects. How do these scams operate? Let me give you a fishing hook first—after connecting your wallet, the first few withdrawals indeed succeed, giving you a taste of success. You think you're getting a free lunch from the sky, so you turn around and pour money into it. Once you've invested enough, the project team reveals their true colors, directly draining all the funds from your wallet in one go, then disappearing without a trace. The most outrageous part is that they hold the highest permissions to the private keys, leaving you completely powerless. Not long ago, many people fell victim to this type of mining scam, and the losses were significant. Remember: projects promising high interest rates that require wallet authorization are almost certainly a trap. When you encounter such situations, it's better to miss a thousand opportunities than to fall into a scam once.

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UncommonNPC

· 17h ago

Really, I've seen this kind of scheme too many times; someone should have clarified it long ago. Wallet authorization + high returns = giving away money, it's that simple. The previous times when withdrawals were possible were the most sinister, making you think it's safe, then... gone. Friends' painful lessons—don't touch any interest even if it's good. I truly don't understand how anyone still dares to use such wallets. Wait, how are they still running promotions? This is such an obvious scam. Better to miss out than to gamble; there are plenty of opportunities anyway.

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ForkTongue

· 01-17 06:05

The first few withdrawals work, I've seen this scam too many times. Really, don't be greedy. One word: trap. High yields + wallet authorization required—I'm passing on that combo directly. By the way, a buddy I know got completely drained this way, and he's still regretting it now. If you don't control your private keys, what are you even doing? That's just asking for it. See one successful withdrawal and want to go all in—wake up, everyone.

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AirdropFreedom

· 01-17 06:03

It's the same old trick again, first letting you enjoy the gains before cutting the grass. It should have been exposed earlier; these people are too ruthless. Wallet authorization really needs to be cautious; you can lose everything in a second. High-interest projects are nine out of ten scams; I've learned to be smart. Missing out on opportunities is okay; losing your funds is the real pain. I've seen too many people get scammed, now I don't trust anything. With private key control in their hands, you're done; there's no way out. These kinds of projects should definitely be shut down; they are too deceptive for newcomers. Remember, it's better to miss out than to fall into a trap. There is no such thing as a free lunch; remembering this can help you avoid ninety-nine percent of the pitfalls.

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MagicBean

· 01-17 06:03

It's the same old trick again, really hard to guard against. A bloody lesson that should have been made clear long ago. Giving them authorization is like handing over your life door, it's terrifying. Someone around me has been hacked before, now I stay far away from mining. High interest + wallet authorization = death combo, remember this formula. It's basically waiting for you to take the bait, then they wipe everything out in one go, and people are gone. Trust is really the most expensive thing these days; better to miss out than get caught in a trap.

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GateUser-a180694b

· 01-17 06:02

Really, I've seen too many projects like this. They give you a sweet deal first to get you hooked, then go all in. It's an old trick; wallet authorization is the Achilles' heel. Never touch it. The first two times you could withdraw, so you relax your guard. That's a trap, brother. High returns plus wallet authorization—this combo, I can tell it's a scam with my eyes closed. And some people actually hand over their private keys? Wake up, everyone. Better to miss out than to fall for it. There's nothing wrong with that.

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VitalikFanboy42

· 01-17 05:46

Damn, it's the same old trick again. The previous few times, the sweet talk really got you hooked, and that's truly the end.

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ContractTester

· 01-17 05:41

Really, I've seen this kind of trick too many times, it's the old routine of sweet first, bitter later. Damn, how much did you lose? There are too few trustworthy projects these days. Be careful, the private key is the most deadly part, never authorize it. To put it simply, greed kills people. High returns should always be approached with caution. I'm just wondering, why are there still people pouring money into it?

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