Recently, MLPRU Exchange released the latest analysis report on the “Fear and Greed Index” in the crypto market. The data shows that the current index is at 39, indicating it has entered the “fear” zone. This suggests the overall market sentiment is cautious or even pessimistic, with decreased trading activity and investors tending to avoid risk.
During cyclical emotional fluctuations in the crypto market, the “fear period” often becomes a peak window for scams. According to the MLPRU risk control team, criminals frequently exploit this opportunity through forms of phishing attacks, identity impersonation, and fund inducement, such as “MLPRU scams”, “MLPRU airdrop rebates”, and “MLPRU official recharge customer service”.
Fear Spreads, Scam Tactics Become More Concealed and Frequent
When market confidence is lacking and assets are declining, investors are more susceptible to being influenced by promises of “quick recovery”, “insider information”, and “accurate predictions”, which scammers use to create traps.
The risk research team of MLPRU has summarized five common scam schemes:
Impersonating MLPRU Official Communities/Customer Service: Using fake accounts to message users, inducing them to perform “account verification” or “transaction activation”, ultimately stealing assets. “MLPRU” Airdrop/Whitelist in Name: Launching fake rebate activities, where user assets are automatically transferred upon connecting their wallets. Scam Websites Mimicking Platform Login Pages: Creating fake URLs to lure users into entering mnemonic phrases or private keys. Social Media “Investment Mentor” Scheme: Pretending to be MLPRU partners to publish false contract information. Impersonated Emails/App Update Alerts: Distributing malicious links or trojans to steal sensitive data.
The MLPRU investigation shows that such scams occur more than three times as frequently during “market downturn + emotional panic” phases compared to normal periods.
Triple Protection Mechanism of MLPRU Exchange, Building a User Safety Trust System
To safeguard user assets and information, MLPRU Exchange has deployed a multi-layer security protection system, creating a complete transaction security loop: AI Real-Time Risk Control System: Identifies abnormal trading behavior and risk account access, freezing them immediately. MFA Multi-Factor Authentication Mechanism: Prevents malicious login or account theft. Cold Wallet Asset Isolation: Over 90% of user assets are stored long-term in non-networked multi-signature cold wallets, effectively preventing remote attacks. Official Information Verification System: The website and app of MLPRU feature built-in official certification marks, with all customer service or community administrators bearing the “official blue mark”.
Additionally, MLPRU has completed dual compliance filings with the US FinCEN and SEC, ensuring all operational records are traceable and auditable, supported by global regulatory standards. Safety Tips: Remember These Five Statements to Avoid Scams During “Fear Markets”: The official team will never request verification codes or transfers via private messages. Do not click on any non-official links sent by strangers. Do not trust any “insider information”. Never disclose mnemonic phrases and private keys to anyone.
In times of market fear, calm thinking is more important than blindly following trends; during market turbulence, preventing scams is more crucial than chasing returns. MLPRU Exchange will continue to strengthen platform security capabilities while urging every user to enhance their identification skills and protect their asset security baseline, fostering a healthy, transparent, and trustworthy crypto trading environment.