Scammers impersonate trusted sources to steal your data or money. In crypto, it's especially dangerous — transactions can't be reversed.
Three most common scams.
1⃣ Fake website
You search for Wallet on Google, click the first link, and land on a clone. The address looks almost real, but something's off: wa1let tg, wall3t-tg, etc. You enter your details and they go straight to scammers.
How to check: @wallet works inside Telegram. There's no separate login website.
2⃣ Fake bot
A bot called "Wallet Support" messages you asking to verify your account or share a code. It looks convincing: icon, description, even reviews.
How to check: there's only one official support bot @wallet_supportbot. No others exist.
3⃣ Message from "the team"
"Your account is blocked", "Verify your identity immediately", "You've won a prize." The goal is always the same: get you to click a link or hand over your details.
How to check: Wallet Support never messages first and never asks for codes. All official communications come through verified social channels or the mini app.
💡 The golden rule: verify the source before entering anything. And keep our official channels handy so you always know where the real Wallet is.
❓ Bitcoin or Ethereum: which corporate approach stands out?
Two public companies chose different coins and hold them on their balance sheets instead of traditional assets.
● Strategy (MSTRx) — focused its treasury strategy on Bitcoin. Michael Saylor made it the largest corporate BTC holder in the world: the company owns nearly 65% of all Bitcoin held by public companies.
● Bitmine Immersion (BMNRx) — is now building an Ethereum treasury. Started as a Bitcoin miner, then changed course and is now accumulating ETH.
Central banks are buying gold at a record pace: in Q2 they added 289 tonnes to reserves, the highest since late 2024. Tether has also expanded its gold holdings to over 146 tonnes.
The big players keep accumulating, even as the retail price has pulled back 28% from January highs and has been trading near $4,000 for more than six weeks.
Gold has long been viewed as a store of value. In Wallet, tokenized Gold is available from $1, right inside Telegram.
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Layer one is the infrastructure. Chips, memory, power. Layer two is the AI companies themselves.
🇨🇳 China is the second front
ZHIPU, one of China's leading model developers, is up 1,425% since its January 2026 IPO.
MINIMAX runs Hailuo, a video generator going head to head with OpenAI's Sora 🤖
📊 Buy the layer, not the name
SOXL holds the 30 largest US semiconductor companies: NVIDIA, Broadcom, Micron, AMD and others. An ETF up 402% over the past 12 months, with 3× leverage.
DRAM is one of the first ETFs built purely on memory makers: SK hynix, Micron and Samsung. Launched April 2026, already at up 100%.
Like any market, the AI sector can experience both gains and declines.
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🎥 Netflix buys back $25B of its own stock. What does it mean?
In April, Netflix announced a $25 billion share buyback. That's more than the company plans to spend on content production in all of 2026.
The company's scale shows in its revenue, too: over the past three years it has grown from $31.6 billion in 2022 to around $45 billion in 2025. Netflix remains one of the world's leading online streaming platforms.
What is a share buyback?
A company buys its own stock back from the open market, so fewer of those shares stay in circulation. That makes each remaining shareholder's slice of the company a little bigger.
⚡️Markets often read a buyback as one possible signal of how management sees the company's prospects.
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