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There were some pretty interesting investors who said you were stupid when I initially invested and lost money.
When the price goes up, if you don't sell it, you're stupid and it will go down again.
I don't know what your investment taste is, but I can tell that you only look at the short term and your psychology is not stable....
My view is long-term and I invest according to cycles, not short-term.
Maybe your knowledge and experience is not enough, so you have a short-term vision. Experienced investors do not look at the short term, but they will invest long-term and take profits periodically.
#chuky #daihan #2025 #NOTCOIN💥
There were some pretty interesting investors who said you were stupid when I initially invested and lost money.
When the price goes up, if you don't sell it, you're stupid and it will go down again.
I don't know what your investment taste is, but I can tell that you only look at the short term and your psychology is not stable....
My view is long-term and I invest according to cycles, not short-term.
Maybe your knowledge and experience is not enough, so you have a short-term vision. Experienced investors do not look at the short term, but they will invest long-term and take profits periodically.
#chuky #daihan #2025 #NOTCOIN💥
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Cryptocurrency Scam: One Unlucky Whale Lost $55 Million in Stable DAI
On August 21, 2024, a crypto whale was robbed of the equivalent of $55.4 million. The reason? A sophisticated phishing attack. We'll explain.
A little story about the $55 million hack!
The attack began with the use of Inferno Drainer, a phishing tool designed to trap users through fake websites and emails that mimic trusted platforms. Once the victim is in, the attacker gains access to the victim’s external wallet, or EOA (externally owned account), which manages the Maker vault. This vault, a type of collateralized debt position, allows users to borrow DAI stablecoins by depositing assets as collateral.
A little story about the $55 million hack!
The attack began with the use of Inferno Drainer, a phishing tool designed to trap users through fake websites and emails that mimic trusted platforms. Once the victim is in, the attacker gains access to the victim’s external wallet, or EOA (externally owned account), which manages the Maker vault. This vault, a type of collateralized debt position, allows users to borrow DAI stablecoins by depositing assets as collateral.
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