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Yeah, I actually prefer less control but less safety net. People losing $1M like this just shows that they've rushed into something they shouldn't.. people make millions of tfs each day without them accidentally burning all their tokensThat is cryptocurrency. You are totally responsible for your losses. No insurance , nothing
What really happened?
What really happened?
Contracts are use on the Ethereum blockchain for running code.. so you could have a contract for a cryptocurrency where new tokens are minted and sent to different accounts depending on inputs the contract gets.I'm a crypto noobie, how did they lose it?
I'm a crypto noobie, how did they lose it?
Sent to a wrong address?
Clicked on something they shouldn't have?
I like your math man.omg..that's Lambo and a half...
Found it interesting to look through the scams they're monitoring actually.. would be great for the industry to have one large crowdsourced database of scams in the crypto space where people provide details of them being scammed and the ETH/BTC wallet, then it being updated real-time to there.. new users that don't know their way around could be directed to the site and could check any address they're considering sending crypto to first.. would be a great thing for crypto and not really that hard to create either imo.TokenOops is a hilarious (in a sad way) Twitter feed. Every tweet is a pile of money lost by some poor idiot who was either scammed or transfered directly to a contract. With a link to details. Interesting reading...
omg..that's Lambo and a half...