Quote from: Upgrade00 on Today at 09:39:23 AM

If you want to make a scam accusation, you should be clearer and give full details about what happened to you. Your post looks more like a personal attack on the wallet and not a scam report.

• Did someone send some weird "bitcoin" tokens to you?
• Were you expecting the said transaction
• Did you incur any loss in this process?
• Have you performed any activity that will put your address in the hands of scammers?

it's not my wallet, it's someone who asked me for help to explain this problem. whether this wallet was attacked before - I don't know, it's possible, but it's not about any attack now, but about the way Atomic shows the value of a non-existent token. I guess you won't tell me that someone attacked the wallet and CREATED such a fake token on it

let's stick to the facts. from what I know, the person who has this wallet somehow bought this fake bitcoin - you can see some IN type transaction there, i.e. entering the eth network for this token. I'm not interested in the fact that a fraudster sold this supposedly bitcoin to someone - it's normal that there are a lot of such fake portals storing your crypto because you bought it and then you can't log in to such portals or they show false data and at the time of withdrawal it turns out to be impossible. . the point is that such a token is in the list of coins in the wallet!! what kind of shit is this, I'm asking, what kind of shit does the Atomic wallet itself allow? There is some token value shown in the supposedly Satoshi BTC form, but on the right there is no value in USD

it's as if Atomic was taking part in this fraud by allowing someone to to such numbers and your wallet, giving the opportunity for fraudsters to operate..... below the hash of this virtual transaction...

From

0x82672cbb68f531dca0fa181746f3416ab0fe02e6

To

0xFdD5Ac30503B66D9B07Cba16d078f2C3C1CC27b3
Hash

0xfbb8bc9497641e1e1c510e627e5ab500b917d868a0a11e75eeb593412ba341e7