Idukjn Fake Crypto Investing DApp

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Idukjn is a scam crypto investing DApp (Decentralised Application) which is tricking people into parting with their hard-earned cash.

The victims who contacted The Crypto Adviser say they were encouraged to invest by people they’d met online.

They were told to convert cash into crypto before sending it to the Idukjn platform where profits started to accumulate.

But shortly afterwards they found their accounts blocked and they were unable to access their funds.

They were then contacted by the scammers behind Idukjn who claimed they could unlock the accounts after various fees were paid.

This was all part of the scam though and the money sent by the victims to pay the fees was also stolen.

Beware fake Investment DApps

The crypto ecosystem is unfortunately plagued by scams, and DApps are often created purely to con people out of their money.

If someone you’ve met online encourages you to invest in crypto be extremely wary, especially if the profits on offer are unrealistically high.

Do your own research and make sure you understand exactly what you’re investing in.

There are many ways to spot a crypto scam and there’s a link to some useful resources from The Crypto Adviser below.

Can I get my money back from the Idukjn scam?

Unfortunately it’s unlikely, but it’s still worth reporting the matter to the police in your country.

There are also private companies that might be able to help which I’ve written about here.

If you suspect a site is fake, get in touch.

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