Forever in our thoughts…
0.4 BTC
Sent to the wrong address by John and never shall be retrieved.
Never forgotten
Wonderful
0.3 ETH
gone but never forgotten by Amelia as she made a tragic mistake.
Never forgotten
Dear
1.2 BNB
Leon will be thinking of you to never repeat the same mistake…
Never forgotten
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0.23 LUNA
Will be sorely missed by Mathew as this is irreversible.
Never forgotten
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12 ATOM
Was the light of Ashtons’s wallet. Never to be retrieved due to a simple mistake.
Never forgotten
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how to keep yourself and your money safe in the crypto world
When sending USDT verify what chain your transaction is on – is it omni, erc20, trx20 or anything else.
Verify gas fee. If your wallet allows you to change gas fee, make sure you don’t mistake gas fee for the transaction amount.
Protect your private keys. They allow you to access your wallet.
Save your seed-phrase in a safe place. In case of lost password this is the only way to recover your wallet.
All blockchains have different wallet addresses. You can't send one coin to another coin's address.
Always check the wallet address you are sending to by copying and pasting the address, especially when you do a lot of transactions.
Use a QR code instead of copy-pasting the recipient's address. Then double-check the address.
Try to keep your long-term investments on cold wallets (Ledger, Trezor etc.).
Protect your seed phrase offline. You can even keep it on a piece of paper.
Check transaction fees. If these are too high, use different blockchains.
Always double- or triple-check address you are sending to.
Do not share your private key nor password with any 3rd party software
When sending USDT verify what chain your transaction is on – is it omni, erc20, trx20 or anything else.
Verify gas fee. If your wallet allows you to change gas fee, make sure you don’t mistake gas fee for the transaction amount.
Protect your private keys. They allow you to access your wallet.
Save your seed-phrase in a safe place. In case of lost password this is the only way to recover your wallet.
All blockchains have different wallet addresses. You can't send one coin to another coin's address.
Always check the wallet address you are sending to by copying and pasting the address, especially when you do a lot of transactions.
Use a QR code instead of copy-pasting the recipient's address. Then double-check the address.
Try to keep your long-term investments on cold wallets (Ledger, Trezor etc.).