Warning Against Crypto Scam Involving Fake Sites and Seed Phrase Theft

The person advises not to interact with them, suggesting it is either one individual or multiple involved. Ramdima is identified as a scammer; the admin repeatedly asked him to join WebFi, which is described as a fraudulent site. Later, the individual's friends, OneXd and others, communicate through chat, discussing transferring funds to an alleged site called Arbitrum, promising a 30% reward during a giveaway. When they ask where to receive the money, they are directed to deposit $1,000 into Arbitrum, claiming they can make daily profits of 0.4%. However, the same people send a scam site link, implying an attempt to steal funds. The message also warns that experienced crypto users (referred to as three friends with seven years in crypto) who try to earn are unsuccessful and that sharing seed phrases is dangerous, as bots can see them and instantly steal all assets. The narrative emphasizes skepticism about these scams and criticizes the individuals' understanding of cryptocurrency, implying they are unlikely to succeed.