A trader lost 7 million PYTH tokens ($3.08 million) by sending them to a fake address with similar starting characters. The scammer had previously created a wallet and transferred 0.000001 SOL to create a false transaction history. This incident highlights the importance of manually verifying addresses when dealing with cryptocurrencies, where mistakes are irreversible.
11/26/2024 3:01:31 PM (GMT+1)
The trader lost 7 million PYTH tokens worth $3.08 million by sending them to a fake address created by the scammer with similar characters 🚨
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