Making 10 million from trading cryptocurrencies, want to cash out? Be careful of the 'frozen card assassin'! You're excitedly looking for a U merchant to exchange for cash, the process seems safe: transfer U to the exchange for collateral, the other party makes the payment, you confirm, and the platform releases the coins. But the problem is — you have no idea whether the money coming from the other party is clean. ❌ Funds are held for a few days? ❌ Frozen card compensation? ❌ Well-established merchants? None of this matters. A frozen card is like a buried landmine; when it explodes depends on when the victim reports it. Even if the funds are successfully received at the time, they may be frozen months later due to involvement in a certain transaction. What's even scarier is: the U merchant's own card is often already being monitored by the bank's risk control, and once your card is involved in a transaction with it, it may be marked as 'suspicious'.
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🔥 $TRUMP – BIG ON THE MOVE! 🔥 CAN It's Truly POSSIBLE $TRUMP Will Reach $77 OR Even $100 ?🤔 YES ✅🛠️ OR NOT 🥂❌
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#MYX Data doesn’t lie. According to CoinWings, I’ve been saying that MYX’s price might drop further. But it seems not many believe me or the data. Brothers, when the price truly goes down, the on-chain sell-offs will happen at the same time!
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