@BenjaminDEKR: So there are "financial DDOS" crypto schemes happening (which are likely fraud or scams, but very clearly shady and cri…
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The article discusses financial DDoS crypto schemes that are likely scams, coinciding with X Money's efforts to appear trustworthy and promotions to connect Grok Bot to personal banks.
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So there are “financial DDOS” crypto schemes happening
(which are likely fraud or scams, but very clearly shady and cringe)
right as X Money is trying to be seen as a real, trustworthy bank
and X is promoting “connect Grok Bot to your personal bank! Please connect bank!”
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