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legendary
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did coinbase customers info got [partially] leaked?
peeps are reporting 'i got you' messages:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/13tedzc/should_i_sent_a_dick_pic_back_to_assert_my/

I am not sure how it's related to Coinbase. I saw the email address was [email protected]. But this is the received email. If a user uses their email on the internet, it's not hard for a scammer to collect email information from the internet and use them for their purposes. The email they got is pretty much an old scam. I am surprised these scam attempts still work, and people fall for it. The scammers send the same email to thousands of emails. One Reddit member said the Bitcoin address he received from a scammer to pay; he already got five $400 transactions. This means five people got scammed.

I did not see anyone commenting on whether they are Coinbase users.

Life is a series of IQ tests.
hero member
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Beijing has released a white paper titled "Web3 Innovation and Development White Paper (2023)"
--snip--
The release of the white paper suggests China opening up to the crypto industry to some extent.

Yes, they need to be able to ban it again.

China: openly banning, secretly allowing (or moving in this direction).
US: openly allowing, secretly banning (or moving in this direction)
EU: quoi??

hmmm

A few days ago, I saw a Tweet from BitcoinMagazine that China Central TV Broadcasted the news that Hong Kong is allowing retail investors to buy. China is quietly allowing it again. You can see the video on that Tweet too.

https://twitter.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1661401213554905090?s=20
hero member
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did coinbase customers info got [partially] leaked?
peeps are reporting 'i got you' messages:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/13tedzc/should_i_sent_a_dick_pic_back_to_assert_my/

I am not sure how it's related to Coinbase. I saw the email address was [email protected]. But this is the receiver email. If a user uses their email on the internet, it's not hard for a scammer to collect email information from the internet and use them for their purposes. The email they got is pretty much an old scam. I am surprised these scam attempts still work, and people fall for it. The scammers send the same email to thousands of emails. One Reddit member said the Bitcoin address he received from a scammer to pay; he already got five $400 transactions. This means five people got scammed.

I did not see anyone commenting on whether they are Coinbase users.
legendary
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legendary
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legendary
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legendary
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legendary
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Beijing has released a white paper titled "Web3 Innovation and Development White Paper (2023)"
--snip--
The release of the white paper suggests China opening up to the crypto industry to some extent.

Yes, they need to be able to ban it again.

China: openly banning, secretly allowing (or moving in this direction).
US: openly allowing, secretly banning (or moving in this direction)
EU: quoi??

hmmm
legendary
Activity: 3990
Merit: 4597
did coinbase customers info got [partially] leaked?
peeps are reporting 'i got you' messages:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/13tedzc/should_i_sent_a_dick_pic_back_to_assert_my/
legendary
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legendary
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Beijing has released a white paper titled "Web3 Innovation and Development White Paper (2023)"
--snip--
The release of the white paper suggests China opening up to the crypto industry to some extent.

Yes, they need to be able to ban it again.
full member
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Beijing releases white paper for web3 innovation and development

Beijing has released a white paper titled "Web3 Innovation and Development White Paper (2023)" to promote the web3 industry and strengthen policy support. This move coincides with Hong Kong upcoming crypto rules which allow retail investors to trade crypto starting from June 1. The release of the white paper suggests China opening up to the crypto industry to some extent.
legendary
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legendary
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legendary
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A few years back I was looking into going through the hassle of setting up some machines and toyed with the idea of putting those chocolate coins in them just for the shits and grins if they got broken into. Cheesy


Very cool!

You made an expert-level Piñata.

Lol, considered it but never followed through, money broker license is too much of a pita if your not part of the in crowd.
legendary
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Reminds me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BI9fKfX5V68



A few years back I was looking into going through the hassle of setting up some machines and toyed with the idea of putting those chocolate coins in them just for the shits and grins if they got broken into. Cheesy


Very cool!

You made an expert-level Piñata.
legendary
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legendary
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Merit: 1823
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