I ponder how many individuals listed below are victims and misplaced cash since I solely learn the dangerous information however don’t have a clou who is admittedly affected in what dimension. What cash had been hacks/stolen? Don’t these get locked out of the sport now? So much less BTC for the world?
gladly FTX wasn’t the trade for me however appears to had a very good status. I hope different exchanges don’t play this video games with their clients and what they purported to do.
Our only URLs are
All other sites are scams – especially be wary of:
benumbs.cards & bennumb.cards & bennumbs.cards & benumb.cc & many more…
(it can be hard to notice the S and extra N if not careful.)
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They can be easy to fall for if you aren’t cautious!
I think you should do your research and do it again. Less BTC for the world makes no sense in no context.
When I saw the hacks I deleted the app. May check in a bit later.
This subreddit is likely not going to a good representative for the amount of people keeping their bitcoin on exchanges, due to its heavy emphasis on keeping your bitcoin off the exchange.
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>What coins were hacks/stolen? Don’t these get locked out of the game now? So less BTC for the world?
Not sure why a hacked or stolen bitcoin be considered “lost”. Its not like the bitcoin is being sent to an inaccessible wallet with no private keys.
FTX had no bitcoin……but the IOU’s for about 60k bitcoin…….not your keys