There are many ways for fraudsters to set up phishing traps on online trading platforms. Here are some common methods: 1. **Fake websites**: Fraudsters create fake websites that are similar to legitimate trading platforms, with slightly modified URL addresses, so that consumers enter sensitive information such as login credentials and credit card information without knowing it. 2. **Phishing emails**: They send emails that appear to be from legitimate platforms, and the content usually contains urgent messages (such as account freezing, payment failure, etc.). The emails will be accompanied by fake links to guide users to visit the fake website. 3. **Social media scams**: Post fake advertisements or promotions through social media to trick users into clicking on links and providing personal information or making payments. 4. **Fake customer service**: Fraudsters impersonate platform customer service and contact consumers by phone, email or chat application, claiming that they need to verify information or solve account problems, and trick users into revealing sensitive information. 5. **Malware**: Infect users' devices with malware that can record users' keystrokes, intercept sensitive information or hijack users' network sessions. 6. **Payment links**: Fraudsters may send seemingly legitimate payment links through text messages or chat applications, asking users to pay a certain fee, thereby stealing funds. 7. **Fake refunds**: They may claim that users have outstanding refunds and trick users into providing bank information. Consumers should be vigilant when transacting online, be aware of phishing traps, visit official websites as much as possible, and conduct adequate verification and confirmation before purchasing.