Pagare per airdrop (bonus)
On the surface, it appears to be an excellent investment platform, promising returns starting at 2% per day. Funds are deposited—theoretically remaining within one’s own personal wallet—which, in theory, no one else should be able to access without the 12 secret recovery words.
The problem arises—as is the case with virtually all such platforms—when an "opportunity" for an airdrop (a bonus allocation) presents itself. "Strangely," these always require a payment (but why?).
Upon accessing my wallet, I immediately noticed that my entire balance had vanished. Suspecting fraud or some kind of anomaly, I continued, only to be met with a notification informing me that I had qualified for an airdrop. A deceptive message reassured me, explaining that no transfer of funds was necessary—I simply needed to "top up" with $10,000. Distressed by the disappearance of my initial $5,000, I clicked "confirm," seeing no other way to proceed. A table then appeared, demanding a payment of $15,000: a $26,000 bonus, the $5,000 already taken, and an additional $10,000 to be paid within 6 days. I contacted customer support to request a cancellation, but they replied that it was not possible. What happens if I don't pay? They responded that, once the 6 days have passed, a 300-day countdown will begin, at the end of which my money will be returned to me. This, of course, assumes that the platform will still exist in 300 days and that they won’t have changed the terms and conditions in the meantime—that is, assuming such terms and conditions actually exist at all. Thanks a lot! What a scam.