when I analyze the zero-risk token everything is in order only sending it bothers me a little because it is an address that distributes airdrops in bulk and sometimes maliciously
when I analyze the zero-risk token everything is in order only sending it bothers me a little because it is an address that distributes airdrops in bulk and sometimes maliciously
titoartichaud95
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Hello,
it's ultra important I received a suspicious token on the day of the USD1 launch by WLFI, I was one of the very first WLFI holders, I received my USD1 and 16 tokens from a token 47 on the same day, it seems to be an airdrop.
I wanted to know if anyone else had the same thing?
it's ultra important I received a suspicious token on the day of the USD1 launch by WLFI, I was one of the very first WLFI holders, I received my USD1 and 16 tokens from a token 47 on the same day, it seems to be an airdrop.
I wanted to know if anyone else had the same thing?
lol lmao you who thinks it's a fake lmao, inform yourself if he touched his wallets that hadn't moved for almost 15 years. he touched them 2 days ago for the reasons that I said.
Sell your btc, it's going to plunge, Satoshi's wallet has moved because it received a threat, someone had access to his wallet, btc has been hacked, this is real. He had given Satoshi until October 5th to show his ownership by making a movement, Satoshi got scared and noticed that someone really had access to his wallet. There is a flaw in btc.
look at the fees they put on terminus lol as soon as you make profits these sons of dogs double or triple the fees. Aren't you ashamed Binance? at what point does a network have 50 euros in fees normally or slowly? lol go do O with your scam son of a dog go
screw your mother with your whales, too grilled that you are with them. son of a bitch fortunately I saw your message I thought they would liquidate. go get fucked
Osman beyy
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Bullish
Booom🚨🚨💥💥💥💥 signal alert it's time to buy $PENGU too much coins and hold i. $PENGU give you big profit soon1$
I invite the authorities to come take a look at the bnbchain network, they will have a laugh
Binance News
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Mistaken Detention in Bored Ape NFT Scam Raises Concerns
According to Cointelegraph, law enforcement mistakenly detained Sam Curry, a former Yuga Labs security researcher, in connection with a 2022 scam involving the theft of over $1 million worth of Bored Ape non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Cybersecurity researcher ZachXBT revealed this error in a May 9 post on X, stating that he had identified the wallet behind the scam and linked it to an X account that has since been deleted. The incident highlights the challenges faced by authorities in accurately identifying suspects in complex cybercrime cases.
In December 2022, an anonymous attacker stole 14 Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs, which were valued at approximately $86,000 each at the time, according to CoinSlam data. ZachXBT explained that law enforcement mistakenly reviewed logs from OpenSea, which included Curry's home IP address, leading to his incorrect identification as a suspect. Curry, in reality, had been investigating the theft as part of his security work at Yuga Labs, using a private key embedded in the website's JavaScript by the threat actor.
ZachXBT employed forensic tracing techniques, including reconstructing the flow of funds through Tornado, an Ethereum mixer, to identify a likely suspect in the 2022 theft. He urged law enforcement to request all data related to the individual's social media accounts and examine on-chain transactions associated with their alleged wallet. The Bored Ape Yacht Club, launched in 2021, remains one of the most valuable NFT collections, with a market capitalization exceeding $300 million, according to CoinGecko. As of May 9, Bored Ape NFTs are trading for around $30,000 each on OpenSea, with prices varying based on unique characteristics.
recently jup psg eth sei etc.... need to stop the scam
Binance News
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Mistaken Detention in Bored Ape NFT Scam Raises Concerns
According to Cointelegraph, law enforcement mistakenly detained Sam Curry, a former Yuga Labs security researcher, in connection with a 2022 scam involving the theft of over $1 million worth of Bored Ape non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Cybersecurity researcher ZachXBT revealed this error in a May 9 post on X, stating that he had identified the wallet behind the scam and linked it to an X account that has since been deleted. The incident highlights the challenges faced by authorities in accurately identifying suspects in complex cybercrime cases.
In December 2022, an anonymous attacker stole 14 Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs, which were valued at approximately $86,000 each at the time, according to CoinSlam data. ZachXBT explained that law enforcement mistakenly reviewed logs from OpenSea, which included Curry's home IP address, leading to his incorrect identification as a suspect. Curry, in reality, had been investigating the theft as part of his security work at Yuga Labs, using a private key embedded in the website's JavaScript by the threat actor.
ZachXBT employed forensic tracing techniques, including reconstructing the flow of funds through Tornado, an Ethereum mixer, to identify a likely suspect in the 2022 theft. He urged law enforcement to request all data related to the individual's social media accounts and examine on-chain transactions associated with their alleged wallet. The Bored Ape Yacht Club, launched in 2021, remains one of the most valuable NFT collections, with a market capitalization exceeding $300 million, according to CoinGecko. As of May 9, Bored Ape NFTs are trading for around $30,000 each on OpenSea, with prices varying based on unique characteristics.