
Smart Contract Scams | Ethereum Drainers Pose as Trading Bots to Steal Crypto
Crypto scammers use fake YouTube bots, AI videos, and obfuscated smart contracts to steal $900K+, targeting unwary traders.
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Crypto scammers use fake YouTube bots, AI videos, and obfuscated smart contracts to steal $900K+, targeting unwary traders.
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