How A Brazilian Crypto Streamer Lost $60K Due To Private Key Mishap
Ivan Bianco, a popular Brazilian crypto streamer known as Fraternidade Crypto, recently experienced a devastating loss of over $60,000 during a live-stream session. The event transpired when he inadvertently disclosed his private keys to the public, causing ripples of astonishment within the digital currency community. During the ill-fated live-stream, Fraternidade Crypto’s followers witnessed several seconds […]
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