Quote from: Carianne3 on March 17, 2024, 03:29:32 PM

Thank you all for your replies! It helps me a lot and helps others who’s probably being scammed by them at the moment. I’m jst amazed how these people can go to this extent and make websites that looks believable especially to people who are new to digital currencies. Just LOOK at how much ICOs they’re releasing. It’s insane! THANK U FOR ALL YIUR FEEDBACK AND LOOKING THE WEBSITE UP. second pic just shows what those number means.

It is good that you sought advice from the members here before using this platform. This unknown platform called en-hash ^[Archieved] does not seem trustworthy, and it's 100% likely a scam platform. Firstly, they claim that they have been continuing their operations since 2018 until now, and their domain is only 84 days old. Secondly, all of their social media buttons do not work. This indicates that they do not have official accounts or communities, which proves the lie that their trading platform generated, during the past 24 hours, 19,843,247 USD in trading volume. Thirdly, they mentioned that they have available applications on Android and iPhone, but this is a lie. Also, if you scan the barcode shown on their website, which they put to download the applications, you will find that the link to the barcode leads to another trading platform they created, and this is its link: Enetcoin[.]cc, which is also a new platform. If you check the two domains, you will find their interfaces and pieces of information are similar, indicating that what you have read in your attached images is lies and deception. These fake platforms do not offer anything other than stealing your funds and that of other traders, so be careful and choose the platforms on which you will deposit your money carefully.