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The investor lost $6 million by clicking on a fake link. The trader lost $25 million due to an incorrectly copied address. That's where nerves are needed. Every time I make a transfer in cryptocurrency, the adrenaline starts to boil as soon as there is a delay. Is the address specified correct? The right network? I lost $115 due to an incorrectly specified network. It wasn't very pleasant. And this is not $ 6 million ...
How to insure against such cases?
- Check the network and the inserted address three times;
- Do not click on links;
- Ideally have a separate laptop for financial transactions;
- Do not transfer money when you feel tired, so as not to make a mistake.
What else?
 
The only way to be sure is to quadruple check it and hope you got it right.

Life sux sometimes and that is when your lucky that you have a good and hot friend like @xReminisce that picks up the bill and reimburse you from her wealth. You gotta love nice friends.
 
The only way to be sure is to quadruple check it and hope you got it right.

Life sux sometimes and that is when your lucky that you have a good and hot friend like @xReminisce that picks up the bill and reimburse you from her wealth. You gotta love nice friends.

I sometimes think you're a very advanced bot.
 
The only way to be sure is to quadruple check it and hope you got it right.

Life sux sometimes and that is when your lucky that you have a good and hot friend like @xReminisce that picks up the bill and reimburse you from her wealth. You gotta love nice friends.
Even after four checks, one can only hope. I don't think that these traders and investors were new to their business.
I think I understand what you're talking about. Thanks @xReminisce!

And always have 2FA enabled for transactions just to double-check you're in your right mind for that transaction.
While I was trying to complete the first post, the time has expired (
Indeed, when you need to enter the code, there is another opportunity to verify the correctness of the data entry.
 
- Do not transfer money when you feel tired, so as not to make a mistake.

I once sent USDT (TetherUSD) to a TUSD (TrueUSD) address.

I was super tired, as the transaction required me to stay up late at night and wait for the relay that was gonna help me transfer the funds to my wallet.
I gave them the address to the wrong coin (TUSD) and the money ended up getting stuck.

That money was all I had for the week, with no food in my fridge.
Luckily I picked up a writing gig that same day, which pulled me through the week.

And a few months after that I received an unexpected deposit on my USDT wallet, for the exact amount that had gotten lost.
My guess is the people helping me out with the transaction noticed the mistake and somehow rerouted the money back to the correct coin.
 
I once sent USDT (TetherUSD) to a TUSD (TrueUSD) address.

I was super tired, as the transaction required me to stay up late at night and wait for the relay that was gonna help me transfer the funds to my wallet.
I gave them the address to the wrong coin (TUSD) and the money ended up getting stuck.

That money was all I had for the week, with no food in my fridge.
Luckily I picked up a writing gig that same day, which pulled me through the week.

And a few months after that I received an unexpected deposit on my USDT wallet, for the exact amount that had gotten lost.
My guess is the people helping me out with the transaction noticed the mistake and somehow rerouted the money back to the correct coin.
It's great when everything ends well! I'm happy for you! I also saw that my money was stuck, but it was sent to a custodial wallet, and the company refused to tell me the password. But she didn't try to pull them out. The mistake was caused by my fatigue.

By the way, sometimes when you need to send a large (for me) amount, I first send the minimum payment. If I receive it safely, I will send the principal amount.
 
When you enter the address you're sending the money to, go then back to where you have copied it from and copy it once again.
Then go to where you entered it, do CTRL + F and enter the address in the search box. If it finds the same address where you wrote it, then you copied it correctly.
Also, compare the first two and the last two symbols of the entered address to the one from where you copied it. If they match, then the rest is also fine.
 
When you enter the address you're sending the money to, go then back to where you have copied it from and copy it once again.
Then go to where you entered it, do CTRL + F and enter the address in the search box. If it finds the same address where you wrote it, then you copied it correctly.
Also, compare the first two and the last two symbols of the entered address to the one from where you copied it. If they match, then the rest is also fine.
This can really check if all the characters are entered. Great.

Double check the amount that you're about to send, in fact check and check and check
A very important point, I think. Yesterday or the day before yesterday, my friend sent crypto and did not add zero. I had to make a second transfer.
 
A very important point, I think. Yesterday or the day before yesterday, my friend sent crypto and did not add zero. I had to make a second transfer.
Fortunately he sent less than the amount, but imagine what's gonna happen if he add another ZERO?
Too bad, none want to be there.
 
I sometimes think you're a very advanced bot.
I mean, the brain uses tiny electrical signals to function - aren't we all just very advanced bots?

The brain acts as the CPU, processing information and making decisions, while the nervous system is like the motherboard, connecting all components. The heart serves as the power supply, providing energy, and muscles function like motors, executing physical actions. Eyes and ears are sensors, similar to cameras and microphones, gathering visual and auditory data.

Skin resembles a touchscreen, detecting touch and temperature. Blood vessels work like cables, delivering energy and removing waste, while DNA is the software coding how everything operates. The immune system is the firewall, protecting against threats, and the stomach and lungs function as the energy converter and cooling system, keeping everything running smoothly.

Together, the body is a self-regulating biological supercomputer.
 
Fortunately he sent less than the amount, but imagine what's gonna happen if he add another ZERO?
Too bad, none want to be there.
It's scary to even think about it. This is similar to the example of the trader from the first post. I would have turned gray and bald a long time ago if this had happened to me.
 
I mean, the brain uses tiny electrical signals to function - aren't we all just very advanced bots?

The brain acts as the CPU, processing information and making decisions, while the nervous system is like the motherboard, connecting all components. The heart serves as the power supply, providing energy, and muscles function like motors, executing physical actions. Eyes and ears are sensors, similar to cameras and microphones, gathering visual and auditory data.

Skin resembles a touchscreen, detecting touch and temperature. Blood vessels work like cables, delivering energy and removing waste, while DNA is the software coding how everything operates. The immune system is the firewall, protecting against threats, and the stomach and lungs function as the energy converter and cooling system, keeping everything running smoothly.

Together, the body is a self-regulating biological supercomputer.

Bro. I sat and read the whole thing.

It's a Friday evening. I have been furiously typing away since about 3.30 in the morning.

My eyes hurt. My brain hurts.

Why are you doing this to me?
 
The only way to be sure is to quadruple check it and hope you got it right.

Life sux sometimes and that is when your lucky that you have a good and hot friend like @xReminisce that picks up the bill and reimburse you from her wealth. You gotta love nice friends.
@xReminisce We are pretty good friends Id say.... right? We both have iphones... well look.... I need $15,000 to purchase one of those new AI robots to help me out with the dishes and some more stuff
 
Together, the body is a self-regulating biological supercomputer.
For some reason, I have always believed that man creates all machines simply in order to expand his capabilities. But in fact, the skin is a sensor. And aging is also part of the job. And the new generation is a change of the old one.
 
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