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You Are Not Telling The Truth. You Input Your Passphrase On A Phishing Site, Resulting In Loss Of Pi - An X Influencer Tells Complainant
A Pi Network User (Pioneer) complained to an influencer on platform that his 1,700 Pi (which in today's price is over $1700) was stolen from his Pi Wallet. He said he had never given his passphrase to anyone neither did he input his passphrase on any phishing site, giving the impression that the Pi Core Team stole his coins.
However, some people who were aware of how the lady lost his funds got in touch with the influencer to make some revelations. Here his the report of the influencer below:
🚨 UPDATE: I have received DMs from pioneers revealing that the owner of the 1,700 $Pi, that was stolen yesterday, indeed gave her passphrase away despite her claim that she did not.
The screenshots below show an attempt from two different people who tried to sell that wallet sometime ago while the Pi was still locked.
This should tell everyone that, just as I said earlier, the people who claim that nobody got access to their passphrase, after their pi was stolen, are either lying or they just do not recognize or recall when/how their passphrase was compromised
A Pi Network User (Pioneer) complained to an influencer on platform that his 1,700 Pi (which in today's price is over $1700) was stolen from his Pi Wallet. He said he had never given his passphrase to anyone neither did he input his passphrase on any phishing site, giving the impression that the Pi Core Team stole his coins.
However, some people who were aware of how the lady lost his funds got in touch with the influencer to make some revelations. Here his the report of the influencer below:
🚨 UPDATE: I have received DMs from pioneers revealing that the owner of the 1,700 $Pi, that was stolen yesterday, indeed gave her passphrase away despite her claim that she did not.
The screenshots below show an attempt from two different people who tried to sell that wallet sometime ago while the Pi was still locked.
This should tell everyone that, just as I said earlier, the people who claim that nobody got access to their passphrase, after their pi was stolen, are either lying or they just do not recognize or recall when/how their passphrase was compromised
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