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$MCO Catalyst Posts

July 13, 2026

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MCO Global DE @morecryptoDE · 2026-07-13T08:30:00+00:00

No one from MCO will ever contact you via direct message to ask for money, wallets, or participation in copy trading. If you receive such a message, it is 100% a scam. Please help us report all scammers, fake profiles, and spam comments. Thanks! Take care of yourselves

This infographic from MCO Global outlines "Tipps zum Schutz vor Betrügern auf Discord und Social Media" (Tips to Protect Yourself from Scammers on Discord and Social Media), featuring five numbered tips: MCO never sends private messages asking for funds or login info, they don't manage users' money or offer investment/copy-trading services, they fight against scammers and ask users to report them, users should protect personal data by enabling 2FA and avoiding password reuse, and users should only rely on MCO's official channels.

The image directly supports the accompanying message by visually reinforcing MCO's warnings that legitimate company representatives will never DM individuals requesting money, wallets, or copy-trading participation—all core red flags highlighted as scam indicators in the post.

AI visual analysis: This infographic from MCO Global outlines "Tipps zum Schutz vor Betrügern auf Discord und Social Media" (Tips to Protect Yourself from Scammers on Discord and Social Media), featuring five numbered tips: MCO never sends private messages asking for funds or login info, they don't manage users' money or offer investment/copy-trading services, they fight against scammers and ask users to report them, users should protect personal data by enabling 2FA and avoiding password reuse, and users should only rely on MCO's official channels. The image directly supports the accompanying message by visually reinforcing MCO's warnings that legitimate company representatives will never DM individuals requesting money, wallets, or copy-trading participation—all core red flags highlighted as scam indicators in the post.