WARNING: FAKE USDT TOKEN SCAM IN CIRCULATION Tether is being increasingly exploited in a deceptive scam where attackers create fake tokens with the same name and logo as USDT, then send them directly to victims’ wallets. How the scam works: Victims may see a notification like “USDT received”, but in reality it is a worthless fake token. Without proper verification, users may: • Ship goods without receiving real payment • Send real assets in exchange for fake tokens Why this is possible: In crypto, anyone can create a token named USDT, $BTC, or $ETH, but value is determined only by the contract address, not the displayed name or logo. How to protect yourself: • Always verify the official contract address on the correct blockchain • Check transactions via trusted explorers (Etherscan, Tronscan, etc.) • Never confirm payment based only on token name in your wallet Golden rule: Don’t trust the token name, always verify the contract address. Conclusion: One quick verification step can prevent losses of thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars in seemingly “valid” transactions. #DailyOrbit #KelpDAOBridgeRevival $BTC $ETH @OKX Orbit