Ethereum trading robots on YouTube help crooks flying more than $ 900,000

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Ethereum trading robots on YouTube help crooks flying more than $ 900,000

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- August 10, 2025 at 4:05 pm
  
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  no one’s talking about this: ethereum trading robots on youtube are scamming users for over $900,000 – watch out for those fake tutorials promoting
- August 10, 2025 at 4:04 pm
  
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  wait so like ethereum bots on yt are actually just stealing money?? 🧐 how can we tell if they’re legit or scams?! 🤔
- August 10, 2025 at 4:04 pm
  
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  this ain’t no regular YouTube tutorial hustle: scammers out here flexin’ AI-generated vids, fake smart contracts, and old accounts to drain over
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  The cybersecurity firm Sentinelabs uncovered a scam campaign exploiting Ethereum, siphoning over $900,000 through deceptive crypto tactics. Attackers use fake Ethereum-based smart contracts disguised as trading bots in YouTube tutorials, draining funds from unsuspecting users. The scammers invest in aging YouTube accounts to appear legitimate and use AI-generated videos to produce scam content inexpensively. Sentinelabs warns crypto users to verify code sources and remain cautious of enticing but fraudulent trading bots promoted in YouTube tutorials. 🚨🔒🎥
  
  The scammers’ scheme involves deploying malicious smart contracts through fake tutorial videos, draining users’ funds once the code is executed. These fraudsters manipulate YouTube accounts to seem trustworthy, creating an illusion of credibility by posting off-topic crypto content. The use of AI-generated videos aids in the rapid production of scam content, although a real person was behind the most profitable video, emphasizing the potential impact of human-created content on conversion rates. 🤖💸🔍
  
  Ethereum trading robots on YouTube help crooks flying more than $ 900,000
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