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Quote from: akirasendo17 on February 13, 2020, 01:08:13 AM

Have you ever experience that your token or coin are sent to 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000
address without your knowledge?
In my experience someone maybe inside my etherwallet have move my token to this address,
i mean whose fault is this, but my other coins where not even touch,
here is the image,

In some post i saw people posting that they accidentally sent it to an empty address
but in my case i never open my account, have this happen to anyone?
what are are the precautions you have done

I have been part of GOLD signature campaign and if I am not mistaken they already explain it to every GOLD holders.
I haven't paid attention about it but it was something about to keep the demand or something maybe you should just read it on their thread,Telegram.
And even if your wallet doesn't have GOLD you would still see some transaction about gold being sent from your wallet to that address.

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I have participated in Gold stablecoin signature campaign for quite some number of months and irrespective of me moving my tokens out of the wallet immediately it get a monthly payment or keep it for some number of days, I still get a withdrawal (OUT) transaction the next day, just as it displays in the image on the OP.

The address this tokens are sent to is known for holding tokens that are meant to be burned. Therefore I presume it's a strategy deployed by Gold stablecoin to keep the supply low by constantly burning 0.001 Gold every day from all their token holders that's to constantly reduce the supply of Gold token. If your Gold token balance is 0 you only get a OUT transaction of 0 Gold token in 24hrs but if you have some amount of Gold token in your wallet you get a reduction of 0.001 Gold token daily.

Ps: it's best you direct you question to their announcement thread to get a more accurate and reliable response from the token developers themselves. Also this isn't the only project using this strategy to burn their supply of token, I have held several alt that did the same.

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Quote from: BlackFor3st on February 13, 2020, 01:48:27 AM

Quote from: akirasendo17 on February 13, 2020, 01:08:13 AM

Have you ever experience that your token or coin are sent to 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000
address without your knowledge?
In my experience someone maybe inside my etherwallet have move my token to this address,
i mean whose fault is this, but my other coins where not even touch,
here is the image,

In some post i saw people posting that they accidentally sent it to an empty address
but in my case i never open my account, have this happen to anyone?
what are are the precautions you have done

It never happened to me for more than six years that I am using myetherwallet, it will be best if you will double check your private details especially your private keys because there is a big chance that someone has your private keys and do the transaction.

You can ask your families,friends or anyone that you know that can access your computer,cellphone or your gadgets where your private keys are sitting. Sending to that kind of address is like burning the tokens, that what I saw when some of the project owners burn their unsold tokens.

Yes, these are very strange transactions. This is completely unlike a wallet hack. If someone had taken possession of the private key from this wallet, he would not have withdrawn 0.001 coins, but immediately the entire number of coins in the wallet. This is similar to some unexplained failures, because the withdrawals are very small.

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I have never experienced that, maybe it would be a bad thing. do you often open wallet in a normal browser and not delete the history? I think it's also quite vulnerable besides securing the keystore and private key. so there are some people who suggest to enter incognito mode when accessing the wallet so that our history is not recorded online.

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they never know my keys , have someone experience this in gold campaign?

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Quote from: akirasendo17 on February 13, 2020, 01:08:13 AM

Have you ever experience that your token or coin are sent to 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000
address without your knowledge?
In my experience someone maybe inside my etherwallet have move my token to this address,
i mean whose fault is this, but my other coins where not even touch,
here is the image,

In some post i saw people posting that they accidentally sent it to an empty address
but in my case i never open my account, have this happen to anyone?
what are are the precautions you have done

It never happened to me for more than six years that I am using myetherwallet, it will be best if you will double check your private details especially your private keys because there is a big chance that someone has your private keys and do the transaction.

You can ask your families,friends or anyone that you know that can access your computer,cellphone or your gadgets where your private keys are sitting. Sending to that kind of address is like burning the tokens, that what I saw when some of the project owners burn their unsold tokens.

akirasendo17

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Have you ever experience that your token or coin are sent to 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000
address without your knowledge?
In my experience someone maybe inside my etherwallet have move my token to this address,
i mean whose fault is this, but my other coins where not even touch,
here is the image,

In some post i saw people posting that they accidentally sent it to an empty address
but in my case i never open my account, have this happen to anyone?
what are are the precautions you have done

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