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Apparently, being too suspicious can also be a security weakness I took @MEXC 's Spot the AI Trap quiz to see how well I could identify potential scams, and got the profile "The Bouncer" with a Safety Score of 90/100 The result broke my profile into two areas: – Strength: Trusts no one – Blind spot: Blocks real alerts I can relate to the first one I'm usually cautious with unknown links, urgent messages and offers that seem too good to be true I would rather question something first than act on it and regret it later And with AI making it easier to create convincing fake messages, websites and other scam attempts, I don't think being cautious is a bad thing But the second part is something I hadn't really considered If I'm always watching out for something suspicious, I might end up ignoring a genuine security warning because I mistake it for another scam So there's a difference between being difficult to fool and knowing how to recognise a legitimate security warning The quiz has just six questions, but I like that it doesn't only test what you know about online security It also gives you an idea of how you respond to situations that could expose you to scams This also fits how @MEXC takes user security seriously Its Anti-Phishing Code feature allows users to set a personal code of up to six characters, which appears in official MEXC emails If an email claiming to be from MEXC doesn't contain your code, that's a warning sign There's also a Withdrawal Whitelist, which lets you restrict withdrawals to addresses you've approved, with an optional 24-hour waiting period for newly added addresses These are practical security measures that go beyond simply telling users to be careful As for my own blind spot, I shouldn't automatically dismiss every security alert Next time one comes in, I'll check whether it's genuine by going to the official app or website myself, instead of ignoring it or tapping the link For MEXC emails, the Anti-Phishing Code is one way to confirm an alert is real I got a Safety Score of 90/100, but it turns out there's still room for improvement You can take the quiz here and see which profile you get: ai-safety-score.apcollective… If you've checked yours, what did you get, and what was your blind spot? I would really love to see how you're scoring too Disclosure: Sponsored/collaborative content with MEXC.

I gave you an update on how I make money and warned you not to involve a third party, but out of your stupid alpha calling mentality, you went ahead and did it Now the people behind the project have discovered that some people have been milking them Not cheating, more like you found a loophole and utilised it They found out because he went as far as calling it out publicly Sometimes gatekeeping isn't a bad thing If you invite someone and tell them not to tell anyone, they will likely do the same thing to the next person, and the chain continues Not sharing the context, tho... Hehehe Do have a lovely day