CZ Joins Crypto Users Mocking Fake Web3 Job Scams
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Crypto community figures including Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao highlighted a surge of fake Web3 job scams on LinkedIn, Telegram and fake GitHub projects that lure developers and traders with offers like $44,000/month before pushing malware disguised as “verification software” during Zoom interviews. Reddit and X users warned about fake interview repositories and wallet-draining campaigns, underscoring a growing security risk that could hurt user trust, token launches and broader crypto adoption.
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- CZ joined crypto users mocking fake Web3 job scams that lure victims through LinkedIn.
- The scams promise huge pay before pushing malware disguised as “verification software.”
- Reddit users have warned against fake interview repositories and wallet-draining campaigns.
Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao joined a number of crypto users mocking fake Web3 job offers after scammers increasingly used LinkedIn, Telegram, and fake GitHub projects to target developers and traders.
The joke spreading across X followed a familiar scam pattern where recruiters offer massive crypto salaries before asking victims to install “verification software” during fake interviews.
CZ reacted to a viral joke post by investor Anndy Lian claiming he had been hired as the CEO of a crypto unicorn project for $44,000 a month after installing “verification software” during a Zoom int…
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