Hey guys, I wanted to bring up a topic that's been on my mind lately. I've been on some crypto-related dating apps and I've encountered a few suspicious characters - aka "Crypto Catfish". Anyone else have any experiences with people claiming to be crypto whales or devs, but maybe not being who they claim to be?
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"Crypto Catfish: Red Flags in the Cryptocurrency Dating Scene"
- Thread starter Zerrega
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"Dude, I've seen this stuff go down before. Guys claiming to be successful crypto investors or devs, but really they're just catfish, trying to score a date or get access to funds. Don't be a victim, trust your instincts and do your own research"
"Dude, I know some people out there that got scammed by 'crypto whales' on dating apps, trying to get them to invest in their new coin. One red flag is when they ask for your wallet address or private keys in a chat. Don't even think about it, just block them and report."
" Omg, don't even get me started on these crypto catfish . I went on a date with someone who claimed to be investing in a crypto fund and ended up being a total scammer, just trying to get my funds. Thanks for sharing your stories, it's good to know I'm not the only one dealing with this"