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$BANANAS31 {spot}(BANANAS31USDT) Just the day before yesterday, I woke up in the morning and my mood was immediately spoiled by a sharp and severe decline $BANANAS31 , and accordingly my capital. But as can be seen, the chart is leveling out and there may be a profit, or sell it when it reaches the level on the 26th?
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Just the day before yesterday, I woke up in the morning and my mood was immediately spoiled by a sharp and severe decline $BANANAS31 , and accordingly my capital. But as can be seen, the chart is leveling out and there may be a profit, or sell it when it reaches the level on the 26th?
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🧩 What is WalletConnect and the WCT token?#WalletConnect WCT is a communication protocol between decentralized applications (dApps) and cryptocurrency wallets. How it works: The dApp generates a QR code (or link). The user scans it in a mobile wallet (for example, Trust Wallet, MetaMask, etc.). After this, the dApp and wallet can securely interact (for example, sign transactions, receive data).

🧩 What is WalletConnect and the WCT token?

#WalletConnect WCT is a communication protocol between decentralized applications (dApps) and cryptocurrency wallets.
How it works:
The dApp generates a QR code (or link).
The user scans it in a mobile wallet (for example, Trust Wallet, MetaMask, etc.).
After this, the dApp and wallet can securely interact (for example, sign transactions, receive data).
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Will $BANANAS31 repeat its peak on the 26th of last month?
Will $BANANAS31 repeat its peak on the 26th of last month?
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Kidnappings, beatings, and severed fingers: criminals are abducting crypto investors. In various countries, the number of kidnappings and attacks on crypto investors has increased, using physical violence to extort ransom in cryptocurrency. In France and other countries, kidnappings with ransom demands have been recorded, notably the case of David Balland, where a demand for 10 million euros in tether cryptocurrency was made. In various countries, there has been a rise in kidnappings and attacks on representatives of the crypto business and their families. People are beaten, abducted, and in some cases, even fingers are severed – all for ransom in cryptocurrency. Attackers are increasingly targeting crypto owners. These attacks are referred to as "wrench attacks" because criminals use simple but painful coercive methods instead of complicated computer hacks, as reported by 24 Kanal, citing The Wall Street Journal. In various countries, there has been a rise in kidnappings and attacks on representatives of the crypto business and their families. People are beaten, abducted, and in some cases, even fingers are severed – all for ransom in cryptocurrency. Previously, the main threat to the wealthy in the cryptocurrency sphere was hackers.
Kidnappings, beatings, and severed fingers: criminals are abducting crypto investors.

In various countries, the number of kidnappings and attacks on crypto investors has increased, using physical violence to extort ransom in cryptocurrency.

In France and other countries, kidnappings with ransom demands have been recorded, notably the case of David Balland, where a demand for 10 million euros in tether cryptocurrency was made.

In various countries, there has been a rise in kidnappings and attacks on representatives of the crypto business and their families. People are beaten, abducted, and in some cases, even fingers are severed – all for ransom in cryptocurrency.

Attackers are increasingly targeting crypto owners.

These attacks are referred to as "wrench attacks" because criminals use simple but painful coercive methods instead of complicated computer hacks, as reported by 24 Kanal, citing The Wall Street Journal.

In various countries, there has been a rise in kidnappings and attacks on representatives of the crypto business and their families. People are beaten, abducted, and in some cases, even fingers are severed – all for ransom in cryptocurrency.

Previously, the main threat to the wealthy in the cryptocurrency sphere was hackers.
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Leak of the full code after the $100 million robbery at Nobitex. Pro-Israeli hacktivist group has thrown the Iranian digital asset market into turmoil. On June 18, Nobitex – the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the country – suffered a major hack, resulting in approximately \$90-100 million being withdrawn from its hot wallets. According to blockchain analytics, the stolen coins in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, XRP, Solana, Tron, and others were sent to “burner” addresses controlled by the attackers without private keys, effectively destroying the funds as a political statement. Within 24 hours, the hackers carried out their threat: they published the entire source code of Nobitex online, revealing important system files and configurations.
Leak of the full code after the $100 million robbery at Nobitex.

Pro-Israeli hacktivist group has thrown the Iranian digital asset market into turmoil.
On June 18, Nobitex – the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the country – suffered a major hack, resulting in approximately \$90-100 million being withdrawn from its hot wallets.
According to blockchain analytics, the stolen coins in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, XRP, Solana, Tron, and others were sent to “burner” addresses controlled by the attackers without private keys, effectively destroying the funds as a political statement.
Within 24 hours, the hackers carried out their threat: they published the entire source code of Nobitex online, revealing important system files and configurations.
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