In a universe not so far away, Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has taken it upon himself to beseech the illustrious Elon Musk to banish the nefarious bots — those pesky automated accounts that spam the X social media site like a hyperactive toddler with a can of soda. These bots are notorious for amplifying content or, in a rather coordinated fashion, launching attacks that would make even the most seasoned space pirate raise an eyebrow. 🚀
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X has a massive bot problem that just won’t go away
The crypto community has been clamoring for Musk to tackle this bot conundrum since he acquired the platform in 2022. Yet, despite the fervent pleas, little has been done to curb this digital infestation. It’s almost as if the bots have formed a union! 🦸♂️
Musk, in his infinite wisdom, has proposed several solutions to combat these automated nuisances, including a rather novel idea of requiring users to register a credit card that would incur a small fee of several cents. This would impose a cost on new account creation, effectively preventing bot farms from mobilizing their armies of fake accounts. Because nothing says “I’m a real person” like a credit card! 💳
Often, these bots impersonate crypto influencers and industry leaders, peddling fake tokens or redirecting unsuspecting users to malicious sites through phishing links designed to steal funds. It’s like a digital masquerade ball, but with far less charm and a lot more regret. 🎭
AI-powered chatbots have also turbocharged romance scams, where a threat actor pretends to have a romantic interest in their target, building trust over time like a slow-cooked stew. Once trust is sufficiently established, the malicious actor typically requests funds from the target, either through feigning financial woes or pitching a fake investment scheme. Because who wouldn’t want to invest in a love story gone wrong? 💔
A 2023 study from the Network Contagion Research Institute revealed that bots were responsible for manipulating altcoin prices, using coordinated posts from multiple bots to artificially pump prices. It’s like watching a poorly scripted reality show unfold in real-time! 📈
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