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I'm no expert, but aren't most of these scams the result of the user choosing to deliberately transfer their assets to another party because that party has conv
by tshaddox 5y ago
I'm no expert, but aren't most of these scams the result of the user choosing to deliberately transfer their assets to another party because that party has convinced them they will get something in return? In other words, I think the victim is mistaken not about the fact that they're transferring away their assets, but rather is mistaken about the identity and intentions of the party they're transferring their assets to.
- vmception 5y agono. thats one kind. many of these scams are erroneous approval transactions. an approval transaction is necessary for another program to use your assets. that program can have a human controller or another function that allows it to seize your asset later. you can read more about this here https://kalis.me/unlimited-erc20-allowances/ https://kalis.me/unlimited-erc20-allowances/ (NFT standard classes inherit the ERC20 interface)