Orbiter Finance Stops Events With BitKeep Wallet To Protect Users From Scams

Key Points:

• Orbiter Finance corrects the Twitter account but will suspend the joint event with the BitKeep wallet to protect users.
• The fake accounts have started spreading fake airdrop announcements and scam websites in the comments section of this event tweet.
• The platform ensures their accounts remain safe and will fix the problem soon.

Orbiter Finance corrected that the Twitter account was not hacked, but still announced the suspension of the general event with the BitKeep wallet to protect users.

The project said this was just a misunderstanding as fake accounts have started spreading fake airdrop announcements and phishing websites in the comments section of the event tweet that Orbiter partnered with the BitKeep wallet. Orbiter Finance is also contacting Certik to clarify this misunderstanding.

To prevent activity information from being used fraudulently, this activity has been temporarily suspended, and the tweet has also been deleted. In addition, Orbiter has not conducted any airdrops yet, and users must be wary of all scams and fake links.

Besides, the layer 2 project also wants to assure its community that Orbiter Finance’s account remains safe and unaffected. The project team is still working to resolve the situation and remove misleading comments.

Previously, CertiK Alert claimed that Orbiter Finance’s Twitter account had been compromised and that the account had posted tweets containing phishing websites. Users are currently being informed that there is an exclusive ZKBG lucky airdrop from BitKeep to the Orbiter community with a unique link.

Orbiter Finance’s Twitter account currently has nearly 322,000 followers, of which nearly 40,000 people have viewed the tweet containing the scam link.

Fortunately, this is just a misunderstanding, and no damage has been reported. However, cryptocurrency scams are now widespread and sophisticated. The attackers aim to steal sensitive information, such as the private key for your wallet. They do this by posing as a trusted company or individual and requesting your personal information. The information you provide is then used to steal your digital assets.

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