Supervisor Abu Ali promotes cryptocurrency success

An anonymous account appeared on the "Telegram" app called "Supervisor Abu Ali," claiming the ability to change students' grades on the Jordanian General Secondary Education Exam (Tawjihi) in exchange for payments of up to 150 Jordanian dinars per subject. This occurred prior to the announcement of the 2026 Tawjihi results, sparking widespread controversy. The allegations suggest the possibility of accessing result data and modifying it through cryptocurrencies using the Binance platform. However, the Jordanian Ministry of Education denied the validity of these claims, warning students and parents against engaging with fake accounts. They emphasized that there is no credible evidence of any hacking or alteration of results and advised against sharing personal data or transferring money. There is no official information about the account owner’s identity or the amount of money transferred. The entire story is considered a scam aimed at exploiting the waiting period before the results are announced, while the final results remain authentic and have not been tampered with, according to the official system.

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