Quote from: batang_bitcoin on December 14, 2023, 07:26:44 PM

Quote from: fapar on December 14, 2023, 07:19:54 PM

Yes, Monero is a great example in terms of confidentiality of transactions. My friend mined Monero two years ago and transferred it from the pool to his wallet. The wallet is not active (it was created on a local PC only for withdrawing coins from the exchange, the seed phrase was stored separately). A couple of months ago, when he wanted to sell his coins, he discovered that his wallet was empty. Someone a year and a half ago simply stole all the coins in one transaction. At about 3 am, i.e. direct access to the PC is excluded and at that time he himself could not withdraw the coins and forget.

Does he have leads on who's the potential culprit with the said hack? if it's a direct access then that only means that there's someone from his home that have done it.

There are no assumptions. Direct interference is almost 100% excluded: no one had access to his PC and there are no people around him who understand cryptocurrencies. The only thing I can assume is that the seed phrase was stolen during the installation of the wallet by some type of Trojan or the version of the wallet was compromised. Plus he used a Mac.

Quote from: Bushdark on December 14, 2023, 08:14:30 PM

For now, I don't know what the next bull trend would be but I think we should just keep our eyes on meme coins because that is the current trend that we are. This bull run is going to be huge and profitable for those that are holding meme coin with potential.
A better trend might come after the this meme coin trend but we just have to keep our eyes on meme and take the profits as soon as possible and we don't have to hold for too long because the market is unpredictable. Let's go for what's trending.

You know that 99% of meme coins are shitcoins created by their creators to receive fast money. It is very difficult to find a gem in this pile of shitcoins and invest in it.