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CZ 🔶 Binance
@cz_binance
last year, this famous artist in Turkey started NFTs on OpenSea got hacked. Binance security team took note of it and identified a suspect. After communicating with the suspect for months, they finally admitted to stealing the money and agreed to return the funds. Stay #SAFU.
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@otisabi
Geçen yıl NFT işlerine bulaşmıştım çok da iyi gidiyordu fakat bir hırsız benim sanal cüzdanımı patlatıp tüm parayı alıp kaçmıştı. Binance.com güvenlik ekibindeki arkadaşlar benden çalınanları bulup iade ettiler. Güne güzel başlatan @BinanceHelpDesk'e teşekkürler.
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@cz_binance
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@DYOR_100X
Nothing to do with OpenSea. If we can identify the suspect, then we will try to help. Not always successful though. We don’t have enforcement power. We try to work with law enforcement everywhere, but not all of them take priority on this.
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@whoisaims
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The Source of Wealth verification is very backwards and reminds me of the same banking issues that encouraged us to get into crypto in the first place. Imagine someone using Binance as his main banking/payment platform and he’s on holiday and can’t pay his hotel whilst waiting…
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@whoisaims
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@cz_binance
I mean you could still trace and find thieves that hack NFTs so why not keep a clients functions active whilst doing the source of wealth verification? If anything sus is going on you can always track it anyway, but why let down your loyal clients who use Binance daily?
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