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Is anyone actually getting scammed? When using a public wallet address like this, scammers often give money to their own scam to make it look more successful.
by pifm_guy 4y ago
Is anyone actually getting scammed? When using a public wallet address like this, scammers often give money to their own scam to make it look more successful.
- aww_dang 4y agoA graph of nodes and edges would be helpful on these block explorers.
- Nextgrid 4y agoOn the other hand why would this be necessary here? Surely anyone who's savvy enough to check a blockchain explorer would already know it is a scam and is thus out of the "target market" (not to mention that the same blockchain explorer would show that the sender wallet addresses never received the promised returns on investment).