Scammers created FTX 2.0 token

The FTT token is up about 30%. Its rate temporarily surpassed the $2.6 mark before rebounding to $2.35.

And... THIS news didn't go unnoticed. By scammers.

Scammers created a scam token called FTX 2.0 and sent it to Justin Sun and Binance wallets to make it seem more legit.

If the big boys have it... It must be cool and legit, huh?

"#PeckShieldAlert Scammers are sending FTX 2.0 to FTX exchange, pretending to be the FTX exchange to add liquidity, and then airdropping to @justinsuntron, Kucoin, and Binance. They are tricking people into thinking it is the official FTX airdrop. Be alert!" — Tweet by @peakashieldalert

The idea here is simple. Some gullible pool soul will read the news about FTX relaunching, see a token called 'FTX 2.0', and will think that it's a new beginning. It's not.

The contract of the token prescribes that it cannot be sold, which is why the token is constantly growing. You buy it. You pay for it. You can't sell it. It's yours forever.

A forever-reminder that at least once in your life, you were not the brightest tool in the shed.

But this doesn't apply to this smart community. STAY ALERT!

Link to the tweet: https://twitter.com/PeckShieldAlert/status/1616390330105974785?t=252u0NPUzyNePGYAmRFCuQ&s=19