CAUTION | New Ethereum Crypto Scam On The Internet Promising Big Profits With Malicious Code !!!

Hello people and BHW staff,
I really hope this article to be pinned on top for atleast a week and let me warn all our community.
I really apologize, if the links included are violating any rules, but I please any of the moderators solve them right.
So, in the ever-evolving world of cryptocurrency, scams are unfortunately common. One of the latest threats emerging in this space involves a deceptive scheme targeting unsuspecting investors through YouTube videos. This particular scam revolves around a purported "Uniswap crypto bot" that claims to offer guaranteed profits for its users. However, behind this facade lies malicious code designed to compromise your digital assets and personal information.

What’s Happening?​

Recently, several YouTube channels have been promoting a so-called "Uniswap crypto bot," claiming it can automatically trade on the Uniswap platform, optimizing profits with minimal effort. I will include examples of this bullshit down below the paragraph. These videos often feature slick presentations, testimonials, and even fake proof of earnings to lure viewers in. However, the reality is far more sinister.

Once users inject the bot via "Remix Etherium IDE" linked in these videos, they unknowingly install malicious code on their contracts. This code can steal private keys, access wallets, and even siphon off funds without the user’s consent. In many cases, victims only realize they’ve been scammed after significant losses have occurred.

Malicious links to NOT click or use:
https://remixeth.so/
https://ethstartcompile.tech
https://pastebin.com/raw/67r8ABkP
https://soliditycodecompile.tech/

The original/default Remix link is remix.ethereum.org,

How to Identify the Scam​

Here are some red flags to watch out for:

1. Promised Guaranteed Profits: If something sounds too good to be true, it usually is. No trading bot can guarantee profits, especially in the volatile crypto market.
2. Lack of Transparency: Legitimate projects typically provide detailed information about their technology and team. If you can’t find credible sources or verifiable information, be cautious.
3. Pressure Tactics: Scammers often create a sense of urgency. If you’re being pressured to invest quickly or join a private group, take a step back.
4. Fake Testimonials: Be wary of videos featuring testimonials from supposed users. These are often fabricated to instill trust.
   
   Youtube channel of the scam promotion:
   https://www.youtube.com/@Trent_DEV
   https://www.youtube.com/@Ira-u2o
   https://www.youtube.com/@web3_Leader
   
   
   Examples of the scam project:
   Other user lost all ethers for this script that is the same this scammer used
   check what happened after executing this fraudulent "smartcontract" https://etherscan.io/address/0x32725d1b92d4619cb0f6f64cb6692034bc020913

How to Protect Yourself​

1. Do Your Own Research: Always investigate any bot or trading platform before using it. Look for reviews from reputable sources and check for any red flags.
2. Avoid Unverified Links: Never click on links from untrusted sources. Only download software from official websites.
3. Use Two-Factor Authentication: Enable two-factor authentication on your crypto wallets and exchanges to add an extra layer of security.
4. Be Skeptical of YouTube Influencers: Just because someone has a large following doesn’t mean they’re trustworthy. Be critical of the content you consume.
5. Report Suspicious Content: If you come across videos promoting the Uniswap crypto bot or any similar scams, report them to YouTube immediately.

Conclusion​

As the cryptocurrency landscape continues to grow, so too does the ingenuity of scammers looking to exploit unsuspecting individuals. The Uniswap crypto bot scam on YouTube is just one example of how easily people can fall victim to malicious schemes. By staying informed and cautious, you can protect yourself and your assets from falling prey to these scams. Always remember: when it comes to investing, your safety and security should be your top priority.

Scams are everywhere nowadays, will look in to this one, hmm.

RoiBox said:

Scams are everywhere nowadays, will look in to this one, hmm.

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Yes it is. I thought this would be helpful to some and maybe useless to other to read, but I am sharing with all.
Just to take care of their own.

onestro said:

Yes it is. I thought this would be helpful to some and maybe useless to other to read, but I am sharing with all.
Just to take care of their own.

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Good job buddy, appreciate it.

Good to have this thread, i almost got caught into this one 3 weeks ago and when i accidently entered the real url of the remix and it got a warning : do not follow any youtube videos recommending you to use this site xD
so i pulled off the whole thing. Almost deposited 2 eth into this.. Thank you anyway!

AlbertFibonacci said:

Good to have this thread, i almost got caught into this one 3 weeks ago and when i accidently entered the real url of the remix and it got a warning : do not follow any youtube videos recommending you to use this site xD
so i pulled off the whole thing. Almost deposited 2 eth into this.. Thank you anyway!

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I am sorry to hear about your loss mate.
I hope you refund your loss dividend asap...
Feel free to share your situation in this article. Your story could be a lesson for others!
Thank you in advance!

onestro said:

I am sorry to hear about your loss mate.
I hope you refund your loss dividend asap...
Feel free to share your situation in this article. Your story could be a lesson for others!
Thank you in advance!

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Luckily it was almost! Lol i was just about to fund the contract and then i was hovering google checking the url of the remix and got inside the real url - when i got into the real url it stated: If you see a video on youtube that wants to yield profits from eth contract from chatgpt run away xD

Great job, well done!

Good aritl nice to see