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⭐ Pledge mining scam

After the frequent airdrop scams, pledge mining scams have become the easiest scams to get in the bear market. The reason for this is simply that the market is so bad that it inhibits the user's need to profit from trading, and seeing that the coins in their hands are depreciating in value, they might as well pledge them into the mining pool to earn some interest. Therefore, the scammers take advantage of the psychology of most players today and design a pledge mining scam with high rebates.

What is the pledge mining scam?

The pledge mining is different from the previous hardware mining machine, which only requires you to have coins in your hand to deposit into a certain pool to earn interest. It evolved from the DeFi lending platform's pledge to earn interest, fully lowering the threshold for users to be scammed. But most of the scams still can't escape the saying "you want the interest, the scammers want your principal".

Envo reminds everyone that:

Please do not open any website links sent to you by strangers, and do not use your Envo wallet to connect to these websites, otherwise it will easily lead to private key leakage or over-authorization, and eventually all the assets on the chain will be stolen. If you receive such private messages with high interest rates sent to you by unknown group members, you can report them to Envo officials.