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Telegram founder and billionaire Pavel Durov reportedly leaves his fortune of $13.9 billion to more than 100 children he fathered, some of whom he raised, while others were conceived through sperm donation.
In an interview with Le Point, Durov revealed that although he is officially the father of six children from three partners, he began donating sperm 15 years ago.

If you're planning a big crypto withdrawal (like 100K), rushing can get your funds frozen. Here’s the personal system I use to keep everything smooth and under the radar:

1. Stick with T+1 Platforms
Choose platforms that operate on a T+1 schedule—initiate today, receive tomorrow.
Avoid late-night withdrawals; if something goes wrong, support might not be available to help.

2. Use Seasoned, High-Volume Vendors
Only deal with merchants who’ve been active 2+ years and handle millions monthly.
This one filter helps eliminate most of the shady players.

3. Skip the “Speedy” Gimmicks
If someone’s promoting “superfast transfers” or acting like a “crypto godfather,” walk away. Those deals often come with high failure or freeze rates.

4. Let Funds Sit for 72 Hours
After receiving crypto in your wallet, don’t rush to move it again.
Letting it sit for 3 days breaks up traceable chains and lowers your risk with banks.

5. Break Up Large Withdrawals
Want to pull out 100K? Don't do it all at once. Try this:
50K → wait 2 days → 30K → wait 2 days → 20K
Keep every transaction under 150K and space them out.

6. Use Active, Legit Cards
Only use debit/credit cards that are currently active—leave at least ₹200 on them.
Buy something normal (like snacks or groceries) before large transfers so your activity looks natural.

7. Double-Check Incoming Transfers
When money lands:

If the payer name doesn’t match the order, send it back.

Watch for weird notes like “investment” or “product payment.”

If pressured to move funds fast, wait 2 days before doing anything.

8. Avoid USDT for Withdrawals
Most frozen accounts I’ve seen involve USDT.
Use safer options like CNC, QC, or Blue Shield instead—even if payouts are a bit lower, it's worth the peace of mind.

9. Ditch the ₹1 Test Transfers
Doing tiny “tests” actually raises red flags. Instead, maintain a regular transaction history before big moves.

10. Don’t Just Withdraw—Protect
Pulling funds is step one. Protecting them long-term is where it really counts.
Use this approach:
Split it → Maintain your cards → Use cold wallets
Treat 100K as a starting point for real wealth management.

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By pacing your moves, picking the right vendors, and avoiding shortcuts, you’ll sidestep most of the risk and s
tay in control of your funds. Play smart, stay safe.