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    The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has warned crypto
    investors about a scam using an investment strategy called liquidity
    mining. “This scam has been responsible for over $70 million in combined
    victim losses,” said the law enforcement agency.

     

    FBI Warns of Crypto Liquidity Mining Scam


    The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued an investor alert
    Thursday warning crypto owners of a scam targeting them. The law
    enforcement agency announced:


    The FBI is issuing this public service announcement to
    warn American citizens about a cryptocurrency scam using an investment
    strategy called Liquidity Mining in which scammers exploit owners of
    cryptocurrency, typically tether (USDT) and/or ethereum (ETH).


    “Liquidity mining is an investment strategy used to earn passive
    income with cryptocurrency,” the FBI explained. “In legitimate liquidity
    mining operations, investors stake their cryptocurrency in a liquidity
    pool to provide traders with the liquidity necessary to conduct
    transactions. In return, the investor receives a portion of the trading
    fees.”


    Claiming to use this investment strategy, “Scammers convince victims
    to link their cryptocurrency wallets to fraudulent liquidity mining
    applications. Scammers then wipe out the victims’ funds without
    notification or permission from the victim,” the FBI cautioned.


    “Scammers approach potential victims through an unsolicited direct
    message (DM) on social media, dating applications, or messaging services
    such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Linkedin, Whatsapp, etc.,” the
    announcement adds.









    Victims of a liquidity mining scam move cryptocurrency from their
    wallets to the liquidity mining platform, the FBI detailed. After
    investing, they often see the purported returns on a falsified
    dashboard. Believing their investments to be a success, they purchase
    additional cryptocurrency. Scammers ultimately move all stored
    cryptocurrency and investments made to a wallet they control.


    The FBI noted:


    Since January 2019, according to the FBI’s Internet Crime
    Complaint Center (IC3) and open source, this scam has been responsible
    for over $70 million in

    source link : https://news.bitcoin.com/fbi-warns-crypto-owners-not-to-fall-for-liquidity-mining-scam/


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