I have *not* read through any of it and obviously cannot tell if any of it is true or not but according to what they are saying Atomic is part of a larger scam.
Might be worth a read / look if you have the time.
-Dave
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If all of that is verified 100% true, then that answers our question why Atomic Wallet would never shut down their infrastructure to undergo some security checks and audits after many "hacks". Plus I have also heard that Changelly and HitBTC were selectively scamming their own users, then based on the new evidence, it's probable that they are doing it to the users of their "wallet software" too.
Atomic Wallet is still available in the Apple Appstore.
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Alas, even Wikipedia says that the Atomic Wallet was a "hack", despite the fact that the Atomic Wallet company never allowed the FBI to investigate the incident!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lazarus_Group
In June 2023 over $100 million in cryptocurrency was stolen from users of the Atomic Wallet service,[53] and this was later confirmed by the FBI.[54]
I would go and update the page, but two problems - One is that there are no verifiable sources who have published about this yet, and two, even if some news publications report on this, Wikipedia editors will still revert my edits because it's not like the New York Times is publishing about it still.
Two of their team members have self-doxxed their identities, Konstantin Gladych and Charlie Shrem, https://atomicwallet.io/about-us
I made a quick search and some surface-reading on the both of them, and Gladych didn't look that he had a problematic past of scamming people. But Charlie Shrem did have some things in his past that were questionable. Although, that doesn't prove or predict what tendencies he may have in the future.