Fake news sur les sessions d’investissement en crypto-monnaie : Attention prudence !
The Ministry of Finance had warned of these actions. The latest alert was issued on August 2. "The Ministry of Finance and Budget informs the public that it has noticed the circulation on social media of false press releases attributed to the Ministry, relating to an alleged 'official cryptocurrency investment session', accompanied by promises of quick and guaranteed profits. These publications, usurping the visual identity of the Ministry, are completely fraudulent and aim to deceive citizens by encouraging them to share personal data or make money transfers through unofficial channels," the department reported.
The counterfeiters are still not giving up, as a new press release, bearing the attributes of the Ministry of Finance, is circulating again, even managing to make its way onto certain reputable platforms, misleading our fellow citizens and sometimes even the press. But the ministry had been clear on this subject: "The public is urged to be extremely vigilant. We recommend that you do not share your personal or banking information," it emphasized in its August 2 text. So be careful!
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