📩 Personal Note:

This morning, I received a suspicious email on my Gmail claiming to be from Gate.io, with the subject line “(Gate) Your Unigate Access Code is Here.”
It mentioned a so-called private sale for a fake project named Unigate Token (UGTT) and directed me to visit “unigate[.]cc.”
I didn’t pay attention to it — and I strongly advise everyone to do the same if you receive a similar message. ⚠️

🚨 Scam Alert: Beware of Fake “Unigate Token (UGTT)” Emails!

Gate.io reminds all users to stay alert against phishing scams.
Scammers are impersonating the official Gate.io email address (through email spoofing) to deceive users and steal their sensitive information such as wallet mnemonic phrases under the pretense of a “private investment.”

🔒 Stay Safe:

Gate.io will never ask for your wallet keys, mnemonic phrases, or passwords.

Always verify the official domain: gate.io

Report any suspicious activity to Gate.io Support immediately.

👉 Stay smart, stay safe, and protect your crypto assets from scammers!
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