There are various large group chats on the internet claiming to be official, seemingly lively and active, but secretly hiding scams. These groups often promote a operation called "搬砖" (arbitrage) — claiming that by transferring Ethereum and BNB back and forth, combined with specific wallet procedures, they can complete three transactions daily and generate stable income.



But careful observation reveals clues: almost no one in the group has posted real earning screenshots, and most comments come from shills. The true nature of this scheme is as follows — you follow their instructions to transfer Ethereum into a designated wallet, and after following the process, the funds are directly frozen and cannot be withdrawn, then you are kicked out of the group.

Why should you be wary of such scams? The logic is simple: with a principal of over 100,000 yuan, earning tens of thousands daily, and an annualized return exceeding 1000%, is a pipe dream in any mature financial market. Risk-free high returns have always been the hallmark of scammers' rhetoric.

Protect your assets and do not trust anyone easily. In the crypto world, caution and skepticism are often the best defenses.
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FOMOSapienvip
· 01-04 05:24
It's the same arbitrage scam again; I've seen it too many times, and someone really fell for it.
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rekt_but_resilientvip
· 01-03 15:03
Moving bricks, moving bricks, until they get frozen, hilarious. --- Same old story, 1000% annualized? I bet five bucks that the group is full of bots. --- Always the same trick, are there really people falling for it? --- Risk-free high returns, in other words, brainless scam. --- I've seen too many of these groups, you can smell the scam within five minutes of joining. --- Freezing funds is indeed a classic move, next time try a different trick. --- The crypto world is like this now, those who really make money stay quiet and get rich, all the loud ones are just shills.
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LuckyHashValuevip
· 01-01 11:49
It's the same old scam of arbitrage hype, I've seen it too many times.
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DeFiGraylingvip
· 01-01 11:29
That method of "arbitrage" is so common now, it’s laughable every time I see it. No one dares to show their real withdrawals? There must be something fishy. It's the same old trick of freezing wallets. Crypto scammers really only have a few moves. An average of 1000% returns—why not just print money directly? I've seen too many brothers get scammed; you really need to be more cautious.
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WhaleShadowvip
· 01-01 11:25
It's the same "arbitrage" scam again, and people keep falling for it. Is an annualized return of 1000% really possible? Wake up, everyone.
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