got 0.005 btc stolen from hot wallet

[Anonymous No.30003840]

>fuck norkofags
>fuck niggers
>fuck jannies
>fuck jews

[Anonymous No.30003869]

how does it happen? malicious nodes?

[Anonymous No.30003982]

>>30003869
fuck knows, I was using bluewallet
never shared any fucking keys
transfered twice 0.002 and left it there, when I checked yesterday I saw a transaction sending everything

[Anonymous No.30004045]

>>30003869
>>30003982

checked the txs and it all went to an account having 0.7 BTC, there were like 70+ txs in the same block

[Anonymous No.30004574]

>>30003840
>>30003982
>>30004045
>using hot wallets that aren't exchange wallets
Never, EVER, going to make it. Either keep it on a reliable exchange with 2FA or in a cold wallet the FBI cannot even get into.

[Anonymous No.30004678]

>>30003840
>he didnt create and airgapped cold wallet
ngmi

[Anonymous No.30004761]

>>30003840
>$250
Anon nobody cares

[Anonymous No.30004775]

>>30004574
I was planning on getting a hw wallet but was waiting a bit and well this happened

>>30004678
redpill me on airgapped cw

[Anonymous No.30004813]

>>30003982
just don't understand. ive been using Electrum since 2016

[Anonymous No.30004978]

>>30004813
but it doesn't have mnemonic keys, does it?

[Anonymous No.30005090]

>>30004978
yes it does

[Anonymous No.30005153]

>>30004761
that's half my salary, fuck off you larper

>>30005090
ty anon

[Anonymous No.30005667]

>>30005153
Sure no problem. Be careful thoughman, I never had anything stolen from a "hot wallet" but I know it is good to be cautious. Maybe check out or wipe your computer, I would suggest using Linux although I know alot of people don't like to make the sacrifice, a VM would work but if your main PC has a problem it won't help. stay safe

[Anonymous No.30006240]

>>30005667
I never used it on Windows. I've just been using android

bluewallet is really bad because it doesn't even have a pin, that's how I got hacked I think

[Anonymous No.30006837]

>>30006240
wtf

[Anonymous No.30007154]

>>30003982
Did you write your seed phrase on a notepad on your pc/phone?

[Anonymous No.30007259]

>>30007154
no, I wrote it on paper and stored it safely in my room

[Anonymous No.30007461]

>>30007259
Do an antivirus scan on your device
Perhaps you have a keylogger

[Anonymous No.30007669]

>>30004813
I've been using electrum since 2013, never been hacked. Sometimes I didn't even encrypt the wallet / set a passphrase. Never heard of bluewallet.

[Anonymous No.30007744]

>>30006240
sounds like your phone is compromised, I would never store crypto on a smartphone for lo

[Anonymous No.30007799]

>>30003840
guys you really need to start getting smarter about this shit. wtf is bluewallet?

you may as well assume that your device is permanently backdoored and any new coins you store on there will get stolen, or passwords for email or exchanges or id photos or contacts...

[Anonymous No.30007809]

>>30007744
for longer than a few minutes*

[Anonymous No.30007836]

>>30006240
don't connect any wallets with money you can't afford to lose to smartphones. don't keep large amounts of money on exchange or hot wallets.

[Anonymous No.30007880]

>>30003840
maybe you got phished

metamask phising is way up, and they are buying google ad space to put in bad links that dipshits like you click on and then give up your wallet info without checking the URL

[Anonymous No.30007927]

>>30007461
that wont do shit if its custom code

[Anonymous No.30007964]

>>30003840

>2020+1
>imagine not using electrum wallet
>ngmi

[Anonymous No.30008018]

Yeah this is why I bought a trezor, not ever keeping private keys on anything connected directly to the internet. Trezor is the hot wallet and I have a bunch of cold wallets ready to be used at a moment's notice if I feel the need to use one. All generated on fresh machines never connected to the internet, then wiped and OS reinstalled before connecting to the internet.

[Anonymous No.30008119]

>>30007461
already did, kaspersky brought nothing
I was using youtube vanced, maybe it was that? I already uninstalled

[Anonymous No.30008735]

>>30008119
if youre hacked, youre hacked. uninstalling shit doesnt fix a compromised device. you should be using a 2nd phone for crypto anyway.

[Anonymous No.30008741]

>>30004775
>redpill me on airgapped cw
fresh install linux distro
download bitcoin wallet
turn off internet
create bitcoin wallet and save to usb
write down your bitcoin address
you know have cold wallet

[Anonymous No.30009099]

>>30008741
I prefer the following
>take new computer freshly assembled
>install live linux
>download signed crypto wallet softare and check the hashes to be sure it's correct and not tampered with
>generate a bunch of wallets on the live linux PC (never connected to internet)
>overwrite/format the USB drive multiple times or just throw it away (destroy it)
>write down phrases/seeds and receiving addresses
>install real OS on new machine
>connect to internet
>no trace of generated wallets is left (you can ensure this by only hooking up an HDD or SSD after you're done with the live linux
>you now have as many cold wallets as you like

[Anonymous No.30009672]

>>30003840
post the wallet that took your coins.

[Anonymous No.30009901]

>>30008018
>Trezor is the hot wallet

[Anonymous No.30009985]

>>30003982
Fake app or compromised seed.

[Anonymous No.30009989]

>>30009901
Trezor is the only wallet I use to send crypto. Once crypto goes in the cold wallet, it stays there forever (until I decide to do something with it, at which point all of it moves out of that wallet and nothing is left).

[Anonymous No.30010079]

>>30009989
You are a retard and have no idea what you're doing just saying. gl tho

[Anonymous No.30010885]

>>30008741
thx anon
>>30009672
already mentioned, bluewallet on android

[Anonymous No.30011279]

>>30010885
The address.

[Anonymous No.30011391]

>>30011279
https://blockstream.info/tx/ee0ac998c2d11edece52e01251e6b664e370a01a7e28a30b32f21a76fdbdbd15

this was the transaction