Quote from: Tuduh on July 03, 2025, 07:22:02 PM

Ah but it says 60 days fiat and how can I see a swap?

Bro I have everything you asked and you even confirm it you see it didn’t get put in it not
In deposit they lied again and said 60 days which is fiat only Jesus. You are a human a helping human admit when someone has been done by them they have literally stolen and I gave all the proof you seen a video of it you see how they replying changing things, this is a case of maybe they actually did do that to him

Allow me to summarize the case this far:

You checked your custodial wallet [your deposit address] and found many transactions. It's been told that the numerous transactions are not yours.The deposits and withdrawal in that address does not directly translates into your activities and/or your fund. It's BC's wallet and it is used for many people.

They confirm the forum and affirm me that there were no pending deposit for your account.

Regarding the 60 v. 90 days, it's also been explained, they made an update to their site and one of the result, the deposit/withdrawal history can only cater for 60 days. The dev team did not remove the 90 days filter, thus, even when you select 90 days, it'll only be able to show longest possible history: 60 days.

This is why the transactions you mentioned were not shown, because they passed 60 days. But they were credited to your accounts.

But if you insist, let's talk logic. Suppose you made a deposit, you didn't receivev the fund immediately to the accont, you waited until now to complaint innstead of the hours after or one or two days after? I'd say "no. Quite likely, you'll raise the issue right after you made the deposit and noticed that it never landed in your account."

Well, have you?

The fact that such complaint never happened before, would strongly indicate you never have a pending deposit. Again, those funds on the Arbitrum explorer are shared transactions between many users. It is BC's wallet, they use that address for many users.