am I a bad person if I think that people buying the latest hyped NFT deserve to have their 'crypto' drained? NFTs of art images are such an absurdity.
“Crypto drainer” template facilitates theft
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#32Earlier quoted context omitted.
the percentage of american wage earners who are living paycheck-to-paycheck is probably a lot higher than you think it is. even couples with dual six figure salaries.
Lifestyle often expands to consume available income. And sometimes more.
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#34So let me get this straight. You just connect your Wallet to a random website and let them run arbitrary smart contracts? That's wild, man. Surely there's gotta be some concern here that someone could take your shit. I'm just surprised there isn't a privacy.com equivalent for this, like a limited-view wallet that lets you create sub-wallets for interaction with various services. Or if there is, perhaps it's not famou…
The people being scammed here aren't looking at what they are doing, at all. They go to the website, click "mint NFT", then their wallet pops up and says, "Sending [your expensive NFT] to [address], confirm?" And then the user says, yeah, I want to send them my NFT. There are more subtle ways to scam though. But the people losing them here are the type of users that confirm everything without reading.
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#35am I a bad person if I think that people buying the latest hyped NFT deserve to have their 'crypto' drained? NFTs of art images are such an absurdity.
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#36Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not necessarily a bad person. But to think that people that may not have the education to understand NFTs deserve to be robbed seems to justify to prey on people. NFTs are an absurdity, but millions are spend on advertising them to an unprotected public. That are the real culprits. Scammers do not deserve to get any money, that's for sure.
I don't think they "deserve" to be robbed but I do think at this point the sketchiness of the defi sector is pretty apparent.
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#37am I a bad person if I think that people buying the latest hyped NFT deserve to have their 'crypto' drained? NFTs of art images are such an absurdity.
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#38am I a bad person if I think that people buying the latest hyped NFT deserve to have their 'crypto' drained? NFTs of art images are such an absurdity.
People don't deserve to be scammed. Imagine if your own grandma or teenage cousin fell victim to this.
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#39am I a bad person if I think that people buying the latest hyped NFT deserve to have their 'crypto' drained? NFTs of art images are such an absurdity.
I'll tell you this: the scummy thieves who drain these deserve it even less.
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#40am I a bad person if I think that people buying the latest hyped NFT deserve to have their 'crypto' drained? NFTs of art images are such an absurdity.
Not necessarily a bad person. But to think that people that may not have the education to understand NFTs deserve to be robbed seems to justify to prey on people. NFTs are an absurdity, but millions are spend on advertising them to an unprotected public. That are the real culprits. Scammers do not deserve to get any money, that's for sure.
If something happens, then we should try to help, but I'm not showing up for the candle lit vigil and pretending it's crazy that 1+1=2.