Bitget Shiba Inu Team Warns of Scams Targeting New SOU Recovery System
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The Shiba Inu development team has issued a scam alert regarding fraudulent activities linked to the newly launched SOU recovery system. Scammers are deploying phishing campaigns that impersonate the system to exploit users, particularly in light of the recent $4M exploit of the Shibarium bridge, which has led to its emergency shutdown. The community is advised to remain vigilant against these malicious attempts.
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2026-02-22
Shiba Inu team issues security notice on fake SOUs
2026-02-23
Shiba Inu team issues urgent scam alert following SOU recovery system launch
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Shibarium bridge exploit leads to emergency shutdown
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