🚨 $330M in Bitcoin Stolen — Not a Hack, Just Human Error
In one of 2025’s biggest crypto thefts, 3,520 BTC (~$330.7M) vanished from a U.S.-based wallet. But this wasn’t a smart contract bug, blockchain exploit, or security flaw. It was pure social engineering — a psychological attack, not a technical one.
Scammers posed as trusted service providers, slowly gaining the victim’s trust over weeks. When the victim let their guard down, the attackers accessed sensitive wallet data. Within hours, the funds were gone — laundered through 50+ wallets and 20+ exchanges, making recovery nearly impossible.
What’s shocking is the BTC was held in cold storage. There was no tech failure — just a failure in judgment. This incident proves the greatest risk in crypto isn’t code — it’s people.
Common scams include:
• Fake support chats or “urgent” help requests
• Phishing websites that look nearly identical to the real thing
• Impersonators posing as friends or developers
Stay safe in 2025:
✅ Never share your seed phrase
✅ Use multi-signature wallets
✅ Be cautious of urgency or emotion in messages
✅ Verify every link and identity
Crypto is secure. But trust can be hacked.
Think twice. Click once. Trust carefully.
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