The summary of the text is:
- The text is a transcript of a video where the narrator tries to test a Telegram bot that claims to mine cryptocurrencies by clicking on the screen.
- The narrator follows the instructions of the bot and sends 60 euros worth of ethereum to a person who promises to return 3600 euros in an hour using cryptocurrency arbitrage.
- The narrator never receives the money and discovers that the person is a scammer who uses fake profiles, phone numbers and websites to trick people.
- The narrator uses tools such as maltego, etherscan and wayback machine to analyze the scammer's data and expose his lies.
- The narrator concludes that quick and easy money does not exist and warns people not to fall for these scams.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video that exposes a scam related to cryptocurrency mining on Telegram.
2. The scam involves a bot that promises to generate money by clicking on a mining button, but then asks the user to invest money in a fake arbitrage scheme.
3. The user sends 60 euros worth of ethereum to the scammer's address, but never receives anything back.
4. The user uses tools such as etherscan, wayback machine and maltego to analyze the scammer's website, phone number and wallet address.
5. The scammer's wallet address has received more than 1300 euros in less than 24 hours from other victims.
6. The user warns that quick and easy money does not exist and that cryptocurrency mining requires special computers and a lot of energy.