Recovery
“Legal Union” style firms pitching broker recovery
An invented law-firm name and a named “director” are cheap props for another upfront fee.
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Crypto
Inheriting Bitcoin: the keys beat the paperwork
A court can recognise an heir. The network only recognises a signature.
Lists
Free trading ebooks that only want your phone
The PDF is rarely the product. Your number — and the call that follows — usually is.
Crypto
Is binance.info a real Binance site?
Start from Binance Verify and typed URLs — not from a forwarded “.info” link in a panic SMS.
Crypto
Fake Trust Wallet support in Telegram and email
Trust Wallet does not hold your coins in London — and it will not invoice you ETH to “release” them.
Explainers
The Bitcoin Standard: history lesson, not a forecast
Saifedean Ammous’s 2018 bestseller still teaches money history — and still sells a conclusion life has not rubber-stamped.
Lists
Dubai “DFSA licence” footers on clone broker sites
A footer that cites Dubai and Luxembourg licences is easy to paste — and often false.
Crypto
Allegedly hijacked “David Goldenberg” crypto channels
When a named crypto channel flips ownership and kills comments, treat the next coin push as hostile.
Explainers
Fake regulator domains used in recovery emails
Lookalike CySEC, DFSA and FSA domains exist to sell “certification” fees — not to return your money.
Lists
Black Swan Telegram and a Farcaster honeypot pitch
A closed channel selling “pre-market” Farcaster tokens is a textbook honeypot setup when sells quietly fail.
Explainers
Why glass bottles often are not refilled — and the ads under trivia
Refillable glass is logistics and standards, not a mystery — watch what the next click sells you.
Recovery
“Aegis” recovery lawyers: treat the name as a costume
A familiar brand name on a recovery WhatsApp is not proof you have hired that firm.