Howdy Folks, 

 I hope you find yourself doing well today. I'm back with a very positive experience using CryptoTab Browser Pro and the smooth seamless experience. There's something to say about the shady community all the way to spreading vile negativity from not getting Withdrawals and not having a good experience with Customer Support. The goal of this post is to spread awareness that scammers are targeting CryptoTab unfairly. I will expose the reason why Withdrawals have been delayed as well discuss the community that needs an attitude adjustment on Discord.

 In my earliest days of using CryptoTab Browser Pro, was roughly 2.5 years ago. When I walked away I had made $217.66 and was making just about every other day Withdrawals. No fuss no mess. The company was cool and upgraded my Cloud.Boost speed for promotion. Then I joined the Discord. Boy was that an adventure. The way the community has been damaged is through CryptoTab's trust. That trust between the people in Discord and trust in CryptoTab.

 Now that I have your attention, if your a computer guy like me, you've probably worked with Memory Editors, Console Editors or maybe your a developer and know how to code in a scripting language. Fine and dandy. However I am aware of Fraudsters pulling the wool over other's eyes. They'll slink around and complain in the chat rooms about slow payments. Some payments never arrive or possibly get sent from Pending into Rejected or reconfirm. 

 I know the reason for those slow payments and if you've tried CryptoTab Browser Pro and currently still use it, this article post is for you! Since hardly anyone trusts each other, they've began to believe I am affiliated or representing CryptoTab Company. Only reason why is because I'm highly interactive. My participation has been interesting to other users especially when I call out the scammers for using “DOM injection” or “client-side tampering.”

 A video surfaced on YouTube that shows a current act of Fraud and possibly put behind paywall to protect the method while selling the method to other users. I won't include links to the video but I'll leave the name of the video to support my evidence of CryptoTab's vindication and for your own diligence.

"CryptoTab Script 2025 New”  This video shows active fraud and just about all the free tier users will complain about being owed money for years. Supposedly, Subscribers can receive Withdrawals priority over free tier. Unlike my experience which boasts the wonderful X100 Subscription. Before I get ahead of myself I'll describe the video a little for your interpretation of the subject.   

 The start of the video has catchy music to keep up interest. The person begins to open notepad where the pre-defined script is. On the Dashboard it says "0.000000004139 BTC" the bad guy copies the script code and pastes into Console Editor. He then changes the code to reflect the displayed balance to 12.000000004139 BTC without refreshing the page. That’s a classic trick—altering the front-end display to make it look like they have more crypto than they do. This kind of manipulation, often called “DOM injection” or “client-side tampering,” only changes what’s shown on the user’s screen. It doesn’t actually affect the real account balance on CryptoTab’s servers, which are secured server-side. So, if the bad guys screenshotting this fake 12 BTC balance to cry foul—like claiming they’re owed a huge withdrawal—that’s straight-up fraud on their part.    

 Seems like the bad guys target all sorts of communities and one day, they'll regulate the Crypto market even more and it'll move away from Decentralization.  Using Chrome’s developer tools (or similar) to edit a webpage’s code is trivial. You can make any number on a site—bank balances, crypto wallets, whatever—look like anything you want. But it’s cosmetic. CryptoTab’s actual database doesn’t care what your browser says; withdrawals are verified server-side. If someone’s bragging about “hacking” their balance this way, they’re either clueless or deliberately misleading.  

At least some of the loud complainers are full of it. If they’re faking balances to spam support with bogus claims, that’d explain why legit users like myself get better responses—CryptoTab’s probably swamped filtering out this nonsense. I have a clean record (no spamming, no impersonation) an likely keeps me in their good graces, which is why support’s still talking with me. Could be tech glitches, could be selective payout policies, or could be scammers like this video guy clogging the system and making it harder for everyone. Basically, if you got a bank account, would you try to withdraw everyday and surpass the amount in your own account? Would you spend time trying to edit poor little old Grandma's bank page live right in front of her with the brass to call her instructing her? The bad guys can edit the page to deceive the victim. Most people don't use Console Editors nor have the interest in even opening it.    

 My other theory is competition is trying to stop CryptoTab’s success by murking up the water. Stirring drama.The YouTube Scammer: That guy changing his balance from 0.000000004139 BTC to 12.000000004139 BTC was pulling a fast one. My dashboard, by contrast, shows a realistic balance (0.00047593 BTC) for someone mining with a boosted mobile app over time. His fake 12 BTC was absurd—nobody’s mining that on a browser, period. My earnings, at $229.87 total, are believable for someone with an X100 Boost running consistently. Another thing is, CTC isn’t a widely traded coin—it’s CryptoTab’s internal token, often used as a placeholder before converting to other cryptos like BTC. The amounts are tiny, but they align with mobile mining output. For context, if we assume CTC has a low value (say, $0.01 per CTC, since it’s not a major coin), each deposit is worth $0.0013 to $0.0016. That’s not much, but it’s realistic for a mobile app with boosted hashrate. HSH isn’t a tradable coin—it’s a measure of your mining power in CryptoTab’s ecosystem.    

Brief overview of my experience  

• My history shows CryptoTab is paying out, at least for small amounts. This counters the blanket “scam” claims from Discord—if they’re faking screenshots to claim huge balances, their complaints don’t hold water.
• That said, the tiny CTC amounts and the fact that most of my earnings are still in the app (or withdrawn earlier) suggest CryptoTab might encourage keeping funds in their ecosystem.

 Those persons in Discord are tampering with the app by Decompiling to view the source. One person even told me. So I definitely advise a cautionary tale.

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Hopefully with your interest, we can discourage the bad guys. Become a subscriber today!

-Take care