In the past three days, YouTube has faced a severe case of fraud where fake accounts impersonating Tesla CEO Elon Musk were engaged in illegal activities. These fraudulent actions revolved around a scam pretending to be an official Bitcoin 2024 live stream. The scammers published false live videos claiming they could double the amount of cryptocurrency invested by users, thus attracting significant attention and inducing them to send bitcoins, Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin, and other cryptocurrencies. Over the weekend, these AI-generated fake Musk live streams were unusually active, with one particular video successfully collecting over $28,000 worth of bitcoins, ETH, and Dogecoin. This scam typically follows a simple logic: enticing users to send any amount of bitcoins, ETH, Dogecoin, or stablecoin USDT, with a promise of receiving double the return amount. However, this promise is actually a carefully designed trap aimed at obtaining cryptocurrency assets from victims. This incident once again reminds users to remain vigilant when engaging in any online financial activities, especially those involving celebrity endorsements and high-yield promises. The key to identifying and avoiding such scams lies in thoroughly verifying the credibility of information sources and conducting in-depth research on所谓的investment opportunities to safeguard their property.