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GoodLuckCrypto retweeted
🚨Mike Maloney Says "THIS IS IT! WE'RE ABOUT TO GO THROUGH THE FINANCIALLY BLOODIEST YEARS IN HISTORY‼️"
🔥Maloney suggests owning the metals first.
⚡️Then own something that feeds you when the IMMINENT FAMINE ARRIVES:
silvertrade.com/news/preciou…
GoodLuckCrypto retweeted
imagine you move funds off ledger after they leak 270k customer addresses
then you move to coldcard, and a seed generation bug drains $130m from 5,200 wallets
then you try trezor, and their support portal leaks 66k users
so you give up on self custody and put it on coinbase, where someone bribes the support staff to get your financial info
fine. you cash out. move it all to revolut like a normal person
you survived it all
today revolut hands your passport and full transaction history to someone pretending to be a government agency
maybe its better to be broke
GoodLuckCrypto retweeted
Tell @blknoiz06 one of the loudest voices in shitcoinery, it’s probably time to start shilling his shitcoin $ANSEM a little harder if he still plans on taking it into the billions like he promised.
Although fixing the 4 high-risk findings on ansem.io that have been sitting unresolved for weeks might be a better place to start.
Hard to sell the billion-dollar narrative when the security issues are still collecting dust.
GoodLuckCrypto retweeted
Gainzy, a jewish guy living in tel aviv is shilling us an inflated mossad coin with backdoors which „all of the sudden“ recovered after 10 years of wintermute
Pa
My 2 cents, they printed bunch of supply in the shadows with the „bug“ aka feature and need enough liquidity to exit and secondly, make sure people are poor enough to not be able buying the real stuff (bitcoin, hard assets) afterwards
But first they need everyone to truly believe this is the next bitcoin
How do they do it if not by inflating price (5 digits) enough to lure the last remaining guy in
30k then 0
GoodLuckCrypto retweeted
Welcome to crypto @HunterBiden
How do you spend 6 months preparing a memecoin launch and still get the most basic part of the launch this badly wrong?
Sniper bots are not some exotic black swan. Neither is thin liquidity.
If you announce a celebrity token in advance, you should assume bots will be waiting at block 1.
And dumping a huge number of free tokens into thousands of wallets while trying to establish an actual market is a bizarre way to create healthy price discovery.
People with a $0 cost basis do not magically become a community.
That is what makes this more difficult to dismiss as simple “memecoin volatility.” If the explanation is that bots overwhelmed insufficient liquidity, then the problem was launch design.
After 6 months of preparation, that is a brutal failure.
The one part I will give him credit for is that this does not look like the usual KOL presale circus.
If he genuinely stays involved now that the chart looks like a crime scene instead of quietly walking away, that would already put him ahead of an embarrassing number of celebrity token launches.
But standing behind base:0xb095274743941e953c746f9c228da9c18bb6ec29 after launch is where that claim actually gets tested.
GoodLuckCrypto retweeted
2 days ago, I created a brand new @TrustWallet wallet and deposited $10,000.
Not even an hour later, I received a notification that the entire balance had been withdrawn to another address.
Basically, my wallet was drained.
• Completely new wallet
• Never clicked any links
• Never shared my seed phrase
• Never connected it to any dApp
• Used only on my iPhone
How could this possibly happen?
@cz_binance, you’ve always praised Trust Wallet. I had never really used it for large transactions, but the one time I decided to, this happened.
And I still can’t understand how.
Until now, the only places I’ve felt comfortable keeping significant amounts of crypto were exchanges like Binance, KuCoin and WEEX, because withdrawing requires multiple layers of security.
But this raises a much bigger question:
If a brand new wallet can somehow be drained without the user knowingly clicking a link, signing a transaction, or sharing their seed phrase, how is the industry supposed to solve this?
Maybe I can handle losing 10k$
But imagine someone completely new to crypto who decides to trust a wallet with their life savings.
They download a wallet, deposit their money, go to sleep and an hour later, everything is gone.
How would that person ever trust crypto again?
Was it an exploit?
A compromised device?
A leaked seed phrase?
A malicious transaction?
An inside job?
I don’t know.
And that’s exactly the problem.
If users can’t understand how their money disappeared, how can we expect mainstream adoption?
The space needs to improve its security standard.