Bleeding Crypto: Epic Trading Fails to Learn From 🔥

💥 $70M Gone in a Heartbeat

A trader fell for an “address‑poisoning” scam, sending nearly $70 million in $BTC to a fake address with a spiked spoof transaction—now locked forever.

Lesson: Don’t rely on transaction history—always verify addresses manually or send a test amount first.

💸 $3M Lost to One Copy-Paste Error

A memecoin investor transferred 7M PYTH (~$3.08M) to the wrong wallet because the scammer matched the first few characters and slipped in a tiny SOL token .

Lesson: Copy-paste can kill – double-check every character, even the full address!

🧠 $26M Locked Up by Simple Mistake

One trader accidentally sent 7,912 ez$ETH (~$26.4M) to a non-withdrawable smart contract—locked, gone, and causing “max pain” .

Lesson: Know the difference between contract vs wallet addresses. No undo button.

⚠️ Final Trading Failplaybook:

• ✅ Manually verify addresses—full length, every time

• 🧪 Test transactions should be your hygiene

• 🧹 Avoid address poisoning by only using verified sources

• ⚙️ Inspect transaction metadata—don’t blindly trust the UI

• 💾 Journal every trade—learn from mistakes, don’t repeat them

📣 PSA: These aren’t rare accidents—they’re wake-up calls. Share wisely and trade smarter! 🚀🤝

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