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A member of the Shiba Inu team recently took to Twitter to alert the community about a scam impersonating the project’s official Telegram channel. Vet Kusama shared screenshots of a fake “ Shibarium Tech” Telegram channel. The screenshot shows a scammer posing as lead developer Shytoshi Kusama promoting a fraudulent ShibaSwap testing program. I just came across the fake Shibarium tech channel. Please remember “NO AIRDROP”. Stay safe #ShibArmy pic.twitter.com/T6VzaQ8rHE — Vet KUSAMA ™ (@vetkusama) October 16, 2023 Kusama warns the Shiba Inu community of fake channel Kusama warned followers not to use the fake channel or trust any information posted there. He also cautioned that any airdrops offered on behalf of the SHIB team would be an attempt to steal crypto funds. This scam alert comes as the community has faced increased attacks from fraudsters recently. The team reminded investors that the reward token TREAT has not yet bee...

The bankrupt cryptocurrency lending firm Voyager is on a dumping spree days ahead of halting all its operations. Data from Lookonchain indicated that Voyager indulged in a massive sell-off worth $63 million in the last four days. The firm sold Bitcoin, Ethereum, Shiba Inu, Chainlink, Matic, and MANA, among many other cryptocurrencies worth millions of dollars. The sell-offs are ringing alarm bells in the markets, as leading assets could tank in price due to the large volume. Also Read: Shiba Inu: Investment of $103 Turns Into $1 Million in 3 Years Here are the total cryptocurrencies that Voyager dumped in the last four days. 781 BTC – $23 million 9,570 ETH – $17.6 million 1.4T SHIB – $14.4 million 234,660 LINK – $1.74 million 1.87M Matic – $1.27 million 3M MANA – $1.1 million Source: Twitter / lookonchain Also Read: Shiba Inu To Reach 5 Cents? Here’s When SHIB Might Hit $0.05 The bankrupt firm has offloaded 49 other cryptocur...