2025-12-28 16:10:09

#数字资产市场动态 Looking at this screenshot, do you think it's reliable?

Some people often take screenshots of $BTC trades to show off, but the images are all poorly edited. I'm just puzzled—if even basic screenshots can be so manipulated, what level are the transaction records in the account? Honestly, these days, you can tell who is fabricating data just by looking.

The information in the crypto world is mixed, so you need to be more cautious.

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AirdropATM

· 14h ago

I'm even amazed at how badly these screenshots are edited, haha --- A quick glance and you can tell it's fake. True earners never post screenshots --- I've seen too many of these tricks in the crypto world, just pass --- Their photo editing skills are so bad they get exposed instantly, still trying to fool people --- Alright, another dreamer making a million a month --- With editing skills like that, their account probably doesn't have much real stuff either

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All-InQueen

· 14h ago

Haha, really. Those photo-editing experts can recognize them at a glance. --- I'm already tired of it. Photo editing skills are even better than trading skills. --- Can't even take a decent screenshot. How incompetent must this person be? --- This trick in the crypto world is old. Who still believes it? --- Photoshop skills are inversely proportional to IQ. I really think so. --- I just want to ask, how many times do they have to edit before it looks right? --- Unreliable. Clearly just self-entertainment. --- You really don't need to bother with these people. Just block them. --- I'm done. One scammer after another, all so dedicated.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 14h ago

Screenshots are no longer trustworthy; they look fake at a glance. If it's really making money, they wouldn't be in such a rush to show it off.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 14h ago

Screenshots... The editing traces can reveal the attack vector, and the data tampering logic is as basic as a reentrancy vulnerability. This kind of "transaction proof" exposed on the chain can be verified in one second.

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GetRichLeek

· 14h ago

Haha, I told you, I've seen so many of these screenshots, and they can't even be edited properly but still have the nerve to post them. Really? It seems like the entire crypto world is full of scammers. I also got scammed and lost a lot. Only on-chain data is reliable. Anyone can Photoshop screenshots. Wake up, everyone.

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