Quote from: NeuroticFish on May 20, 2022, 07:05:33 PM

people come here after they've got scammed, instead of doing a little background check before entrusting a random website to hold their coins.

It's the need to get solution that drives people here once they've got themselves in an entanglement. Only a patient seeks medical attention and that can only explain this situation better. Most times one thinks everything is fine with sites one is visiting only to find out that's not the case after one has made financial commitments. In 2017/18, I can't say Freewallet had any of such issues. It was among the top and easy to use wallets then. I also had and used it. In fact, till date I still have some cryptos (nothing major, anyway) in it which I haven't bothered to check back on for a few years now. If I lose those cryptos I won't be bothered much because they aren't worth much. Nonetheless, 60,000 units of Dogecoin is something to be worried about.