According to Richard Teng, scammers are increasingly using fake payment confirmations to deceive crypto sellers into releasing their assets prematurely. Traders should always verify that funds have arrived in their account, wait for official confirmation from the platform, and ensure that all account details match before releasing any cryptocurrency. These steps are critical to prevent fraud and protect assets, especially for those trading on Binance P2P, as confirmed by Binance's official guidance (source: @_RichardTeng, binance.com/en/blog/p2p/fake-payment-confirmations). Staying vigilant helps to maintain secure transactions and reduces the risk of loss in volatile crypto markets.

According to @timnitGebru, the federal police in Ethiopia raided the privately owned media outlet @addisstandard on April 17, confiscating devices without disclosing reasons. This event highlights potential risks for crypto traders operating in regions with unstable political climates, emphasizing the need for secure digital asset management.

According to Moonshot, the platform shared in their recent tweet remains the easiest way to purchase cryptocurrency coins, emphasizing user-friendly interfaces and secure transactions. This method is particularly beneficial for new traders seeking a straightforward entry into the crypto market. The link provided directs users to a platform that simplifies the buying process, making it accessible even for those without prior trading experience. [source: Moonshot's Twitter]