Be Careful Pioneers, Scammers Are Actively Trying To Steal Your Pi Why This Matters Now As more pioneers complete their migrations and gain access to their Pi, scammers are becoming more aggressive. They know that many users are excited, and some may not be familiar with how to protect their assets. That makes this a critical time to stay alert. How Scammers Try to Steal Pi Here are the most common methods being reported across social media and online forums: 1. Fake Wallet Apps and Websites Scammers create apps or websites that look like official Pi tools. They ask users to log in or enter their wallet keys. Once entered, the scammers gain full access and transfer the Pi out. Example: A user sees a post on Facebook promoting a “new Pi wallet” with fast withdrawals. The link leads to a site that looks professional, but it’s not listed on Pi’s official channels. After entering their seed phrase, the user’s Pi is gone within minutes. 2. Impersonation of Pi Moderato...
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