FTX Clients in Big Trouble Again, Received Deceptive Emails
The post FTX Clients in Big Trouble Again, Received Deceptive Emails appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Mr. Pratik chadhokar is an Indian Forex, Cryptocurrencies and Financial Market Advisor and analyst with a background in IT and Financial market Strategist. He specialises in market strategies and technical analysis and has spent over a year as a financial markets contributor and observer. He possesses strong technical analytical skills and is well known for his entertaining and informative analysis of the Financial markets. Latest posts by Pratik Chadhokar (see all) FTX Exchange and its CEO Sam-Bankman Fried are highlighted again. This time, the case was related to the deceptive emails received by the FTX clients. FTX users have reported receiving deceptive emails sent by FTX Trading, FTX EU, and West Realm Shires Services. Surprisingly, the incident took place just after the attainment of the milestone by FTX. What’s in the Email? FTX Exchange, once the third largest centralized cryptocurrency exchange, declared bankruptcy on 11 November 2022. The exchange was accused of bilking and frauding investors out of billions of dollars. Result of this, FTX was declared bankrupt and its CEO, Sam-Bankman Fried was imprisoned. Recently, the Delaware-based US bankruptcy court ordered FTX to return the customer’s assets, and is expected to be credited to the customer’s account by mid-2024. FTX.com and FTX.US will collectively receive 90% of the total digital assets available for distribution. The happiness of the customer wouldn’t last long, a deceptive email spoiled all the happiness. FTX users reported being targeted in a withdrawal scam using email. Advocate Sunil, X user, and FTX creditor cautioned the FTX account holder for the phishing scam and requested not to click the attached links. FTX users started receiving emails sent by FTX Trading, FTX EU, and West Realm Shires Services. The deceptive email includes offering FTX creators an exclusive chance for immediate asset withdrawals, bypassing legal proceedings and waiting…
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Mr. Pratik chadhokar is an Indian Forex, Cryptocurrencies and Financial Market Advisor and analyst with a background in IT and Financial market Strategist. He specialises in market strategies and technical analysis and has spent over a year as a financial markets contributor and observer. He possesses strong technical analytical skills and is well known for his entertaining and informative analysis of the Financial markets. Latest posts by Pratik Chadhokar (see all) FTX Exchange and its CEO Sam-Bankman Fried are highlighted again. This time, the case was related to the deceptive emails received by the FTX clients. FTX users have reported receiving deceptive emails sent by FTX Trading, FTX EU, and West Realm Shires Services. Surprisingly, the incident took place just after the attainment of the milestone by FTX. What’s in the Email? FTX Exchange, once the third largest centralized cryptocurrency exchange, declared bankruptcy on 11 November 2022. The exchange was accused of bilking and frauding investors out of billions of dollars. Result of this, FTX was declared bankrupt and its CEO, Sam-Bankman Fried was imprisoned. Recently, the Delaware-based US bankruptcy court ordered FTX to return the customer’s assets, and is expected to be credited to the customer’s account by mid-2024. FTX.com and FTX.US will collectively receive 90% of the total digital assets available for distribution. The happiness of the customer wouldn’t last long, a deceptive email spoiled all the happiness. FTX users reported being targeted in a withdrawal scam using email. Advocate Sunil, X user, and FTX creditor cautioned the FTX account holder for the phishing scam and requested not to click the attached links. FTX users started receiving emails sent by FTX Trading, FTX EU, and West Realm Shires Services. The deceptive email includes offering FTX creators an exclusive chance for immediate asset withdrawals, bypassing legal proceedings and waiting…
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