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Caixin: China's Digital Currency DCEP Operations and Management Center Exposes Three Scams Including "Brushing Rebate"

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On March 16, Caixin reported that China’s official Digital Currency Operations and Management Center has flagged three common scam schemes targeting the Digital RMB: - **Scheme 1: Pyramid fraud disguised as "digital currency promotion"** The Digital RMB has never run activities like "recruiting promoters," "promoter exams," "QR code downloads," or "downline recruitment"—nor has it charged a 400-yuan equipment installation fee. Anyone recruiting "community promoters" via chat groups, offline/online meetings is scamming. - **Scheme 2: Fake "order rebate" transfer scams** Scammers lure victims into sending funds by promising rebates for placing orders. - **Scheme 3: Counterfeit app theft** Fraudsters trick users into downloading fake apps to steal personal information or funds.
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