I rarely see or even I have never heard that the victim is much smarter than the scammer, and the point is if there is still at least one person who is fooled then it means that smarter people are still scattered but unfortunately they use their skills to harm others.
On the other hand, as the saying goes, "experience is the best teacher" because experience will give you real knowledge, I understand that of course a beginner cannot have experience, but I think at least they can ask other people about whether something offered by others is fraudulent or not, and I think this is a mandatory action for at least someone to do every time they find new things as a precaution.
And it is also important to use a rational mindset every time you find something new, you are strongly advised to ask for at least some credible evidence and if you feel that it is unreasonable then never get involved or agree to the offer especially in activities involving money.
It is very rare to see or hear that the victim is more intelligent than the scammer. And if there's still one person who's still been deceived It just goes to show that even the smartest people can make mistakes sometimes. This means that people with high skills or high intelligence can still do bad jobs. On the other hand, as people say, "Experience is the best teacher" though not all beginners will have experience. However, they must ask for help from other people and verify if what is being presented is a scam. This is useful for those who may get a new opportunity. Moreover, whenever one acquires a new product, they must remain optimistic about it. It's always of great importance to come out with valid evidence and even make a verification on the correctness of any pronouncement. Especially if there is something to be made from that move. If something doesn't feel right Don't get involved.
The fraud was clearly carried out by someone who was very good at talking so that everyone who listened would believe the liar's words. At this time, fraud has often occurred and is also often shown on television, we should often watch the news so that we gain knowledge about all kinds of fraud that often occur, one of which is trading and investing in cryptocurrencies. If someone invites you to trade or invest in one of the cryptocurrencies but you don't know the person, it would be better for you to immediately avoid them. If we invest or trade in cryptocurrencies, it is better for us to explore and learn about the cryptocurrency so that we avoid unofficial cryptocurrencies or cryptocurrencies that have no value in the future.
I don't think, it is because the scammers know how to talk very well that made them to succeed, because I notice something that the person don't have the knowledge of the investment that made him to fall victim to their promises. Scammers have different strategies they are using to scam funds from people on the social media and some people has experienced such in this community too, because they where newbies in the community that made them to believed in their conversation but they took the advantage of the conversation to frustrated their effort in the investment. It will be difficult for scammers to scam you when you have the knowledge of cryptocurrency, because it will be easy for you to identify scammers with the knowledge you have achieved.
You're absolutely on point as far as the role of science in avoiding deception is concerned. In general here, fraudsters target people without any knowledge of any form of currency or cryptocurrencies. One is then more prone to false promises and deception. However, though consulting in arts may be part of a strategy, lack of knowledge contributes to a person's vulnerability. As we have mentioned above. It is quite crucial to keep abreast of knowledge and training in cryptocurrencies and financial matters. With full knowledge, we can easily identify red flags and avoid fraud. That is why it's important to do your research, seek good advice, and never rush into any investment. Knowledge is truly the best tool against fraud.
Even with real money, people still become victims of these schemes because they are not aware of how it goes. And that's why lack of awareness is the reason for them to become a victim of these cons. It's kinda harsh to say that there still a lot of fools around in the world but that's a fact. We cannot stop these scammers by just pointing them out but to raise awareness to the communities that we are in so that they will be stopped becoming victims of this. Also, the mindset of people that gets along with a quick return and rich overnight success is what also keeps them falling for these cons.
With regard to the role of awareness in preventing fraud, it's a good point. The majority of people fall victims to such techniques on account of a knowledge deficit. Indeed, it is RIDICULOUSLY TRUE that most fraudsters exploit the lack of knowledge. Awareness within our community must be maintained in order to keep these scams at bay. Identification of fraudsters does not put them to a halt. Moreover, Instant returns and overnight success often blur people's understanding of the risks involved. This leaves them even more vulnerable to fraud. Therefore, by improving the education given and by increasing greater awareness, we would help reduce the number of victims further and make it harder for fraudsters to succeed.
