0x2563c6e1…15e5sent to0x851c01d0…4834·#24,600,375·view on Etherscan
(28) “These were my entire life savings. Please return if you have heart” — that was the message. I don’t remember the amount exactly, let’s assume that was around 69 ETH ($200k back then). I saw the message in Etherscan. Of course the victim of that hack couldn’t know who the exploiter is, but he knew the blockchain address and sent the message to it. My journey mate went crazy, he turned red. “You mustn’t store your life savings in a shitty platform like this”, he screamed, “Stupid asshole!”. I saw him typing something. “What are you doing?” — “Sending money to that asshole!” — “69 ETH?” — “I don’t care! Bro, what a fucker!”, he was mad. The driver was looking at us through the back view mirror. I was scared because of how angry he was. “Done! Suck it, fucker” — he screamed. I looked down at his phone and saw he sent 100 ETH to that guy.