Beware of Impersonating Official Account Scams

Dear Insights Community Users: Recently, community administrators discovered during patrols that unscrupulous individuals have been impersonating Insights Community official accounts and publishing fraudulent activity information, attempting to lure users into participating in transfers and other activities, which involves scams and asset risks. I. Situation Overview The main modus operandi of the scamming group is as follows: 1.1Registering Fake Accounts: Registering a batch of accounts with names or profile pictures similar to the official accounts (e.g., bitgetairdrop, bitgetannouncement). 1.2 Publishing Fraudulent Activities: Posting high-reward, high-bonus activity information in the community, using the lure of high rewards to entice users. 1.3 Inducing Transfers: In the content, users are asked to send BGB tokens to a designated UID, with promises of high returns and random extra rewards. 1.4 Executing the Scam: Once users follow the instructions and transfer funds, their assets will be stolen, and they will not receive any promised rewards. 1.5The editorial team reminds you that such actions are typical transfer-induced scams using high returns as bait, severely violate community rules, and directly threaten the security of user assets. 2. Measures Taken In response to the actions and related content of this scamming group, the community immediately coordinated with relevant teams and took the following measures: 2.1 Account Banning: All identified fake official accounts have been banned. 2.2 Content Removal: All infringing content involving fraudulent activities has been taken down. 2.3 Enhanced Identification: The capability to identify and prevent such impersonation and induced transfer behaviors has been strengthened, with continuous monitoring for similar activities. 2.4Currently, all discovered fake accounts and infringing content have been cleared. 3. Risk Prevention Tips Insights Community users must be highly vigilant and pay attention to the following preventative measures to protect the security of your digital assets: 3.1 How to Identify Bitget Official Accounts Official Verification Mark: Confirm if the account has the platform-certified blue LOGO (verification mark). Any account lacking a certification mark, even if the name is similar, is a non-official account. 3.2 Common Scam Patterns a.Transfer Equals Scam: Official activities will NEVER require users to send cryptocurrencies (such as BGB, USDT, etc.) to any individual or specified UID/address to participate. b. Requesting Sensitive Information: Any request for you to provide your private keys, seed phrases, wallet passwords, or security verification codes is 100% a scam. c. High Returns Equal High Risk: Any activity promising "double returns," "high-value airdrops," and requiring an initial capital investment is highly likely to be fraudulent. 3.3 Basic Prevention Measures a.No Transfers, No Scanning: Never transfer funds to unverified strange accounts; do not scan or click on QR codes or external links from unknown sources. b.Protect Personal Information: Do not provide personal or account sensitive information to unverified channels. If you discover similar fraudulent behavior or suspicious accounts, please immediately report them using the [Community Report] function or by contacting [Online Customer Service]. We will investigate and handle the matter immediately.