- Vechain warns customers of NFT fraud-under no circumstances should wallets be connected to suspicious pages.
- Investors have their sights on fraudsters – believe no announcements, let alone promises and check everything twice before acting.
VeChain has published a warning about a fraudulent NFT airdrop that aims at its community. According to Vechain on X have sent fraudsters fake NFTs to certain wallets and asked the recipients to visit a website to receive an alleged reward.
Vechain has made it clear that users should avoid interacting with these tokens and combining their wallets with suspicious websites.
Please be vigilant, VeFam – NFT fraud is a threat to your assets. Do not interact and do not connect to any wallets or websites relating to them.
There are no $B3TR giveaways associated with https://t.co/Paotvzafrr at this time. https://t.co/UrFAy1B6gh
– vechain (@ vanzaobile March 24, 2025
The team has also confirmed that there are currently no official $ B3TR giveaways connected to vebetter.com. The users are recommended to check all announcements directly from the official channels of Vechain before becoming active.
Safety problems in the Vechain system
Security threats are a growing problem for the Vechain community. On January 18, 2024, the project’s official X account became compromisedwhat made attackers made possible to publish misleading advertising offers. The fraud aimed at Vechain (VET) and Ethereum (ETH) owner and asked them to transfer money with the wrong promise to receive the double amount in return.
Dear community, you may have noticed we suffered a momentary account breach on X this morning.
Security is a top priority – we had 2FA enabled, with a randomly generated password – we are performing a thorough investigation to identify the vector, and will introduce new internal… pic.twitter.com/yAea5mr6iC
– vechain (@ vanzaobile January 18, 2024
Vechain reports:
“The hackers tried to lure users by claiming they could double their vet or ETH amount.”
However, many investors quickly recognized the fraud. Blockchain recordings show that the fraudulent address has not received any funds, which indicates that users’ awareness has increased for such machinations.
USDGLO integration and sustainability
Despite the security concerns, Vechain continues to expand its ecosystem. As in our earlier contribution mentioned the platform recently introduced USDGLO, a green stable coin that aims to promote sustainability. This token is now available for trading on Veswap, the decentralized stock exchange of Vechain. In addition, the USDGLO network has allocated to help community members who still hold the hired VeusD stable.
In parallel to these developments, VECHAIN started a new website for his vebetter initiative. As already mentionedThe website improves the user experience by offering an improved interface for exploring sustainability -related dapps. The Vechain team explained:
“Our redesigned website offers intuitive navigation that makes it easier for users to update their GM NFT or to take part in the DAO Governance.”
After the recent fraud message, the course of Vechain (VET) was $ 0.02642, with a 24-hour trading volume of $ 56,203,711. This means a decline of 1.72% in the last 24 hours, but an increase of 9.91% last week.
Vechain urgently asks his community to stay careful and check all information through official sources before getting involved in transactions. Users are asked to report suspicious activities to prevent further safety threats.
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