GMX said in a post on X that its account transfer function will also be suspended on Oct. 28. The project told holders that they do not need to move their accounts on their own and warned that any link claiming to help with a “migration” should be treated as a scam. The notice was cited by Odaily in a 7x24 news update. No image was provided with the source item, and the brief did not include any additional operational details beyond the suspension date and the scam warning. The core message from GMX was straightforward: holders should not take independent migration action, and any so-called migration link is fraudulent.
GMX said in a post on X that its account transfer function will also be suspended on Oct. 28.
The project told holders that they do not need to migrate on their own and warned that any link related to “migration” is a scam.
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