Quote from: milewilda on September 23, 2020, 11:37:06 PM

Quote from: sheenshane on September 23, 2020, 11:31:50 AM

Quote from: worldofcoins on September 23, 2020, 04:00:00 AM

My bitcoins are still in the wallets plus I didn't hear any news of hacked blockchain.
I believe this technology is hugged strong and there's no way to take it down. I request you to post any source link here so we can be more careful.

I think you need to heads up on this board, Web Wallets and use the search button engine on the forum and probably you will be shocked that there are too many of them who created a lot of threads towards this web wallet. Technically, this web wallet is very buggy and low response in support team, bunch of complaints against them. If you have huge of Bitcoin amount, I suggest to use hardware wallet.

On the other hand, don't trust wallet that you didn't the one who control the key (not your key, not your Bitcoin). Once your email account were hacked, goodbye to your Bitcoin.

We cant deny that this wallet had been the first or common wallet when we are still noobs or are still on learning phase.Agree? when you do already get some experience and knowledge
you'll surely realize that it isnt really worth nor ideal to store up huge amounts of coins into this wallet and rather choose a wallet on where you do posses the keys without any need of hassle
of logging in informations or whatsoever. blockchain had already been known to be buggy and they do have a very slow support response which do sucks.There are even some instances of
lost funds which is still on the questionable side neither its an external or an internal one.

But since it gain a reputation people are still trusting that wallet even if there's a few issue's existing on them, but since this incident occur again and their support doesn't give any clear answer to the person affected I think its best for now to avoid them since we cannot really trust them up if they will not act correctly for the issue what their users encounter on them.