How can someone who has over $870,000 worth of crypto across his metamask wallet be moved by a promise of eth, which will be around $8k +? This one is really on him, and he should not blame anyone for his mistake. Who knows, this could just be some cheap hackers who don't even know the amount he had in their wallet before they made their hacking attempts, because if they had known, I believe they could have used a higher amount in order to lure him in to the scam.
Just the fifth, which made him lose access to a fortune, well, I don't even think this will hurt him that much.
Just the fifth, which made him lose access to a fortune, well, I don't even think this will hurt him that much.
Apparently, the opposite is happening. That person who has only a couple of tens of dollars in his wallet tries to take every precaution so as not to lose his only coins, and the one who has thousands is so irresponsible with his funds. Knowing that our days on the Internet are like an ocean with sharks and so frivolously downloading software without checking it first implies such an ending sooner or later.
We often laugh at those who, without having many valuables, become paranoid about storage, although, if you look closely, it is always better to overdo it than to lose it like that and then blame yourself for inattention.
