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Can someone deeper in the space explain the series of transactions from "letssavecrypto.eth" to the FTX Drainer address? Seen here: https://etherscan.io/addre
by tevon 4y ago
Can someone deeper in the space explain the series of transactions from
"letssavecrypto.eth" to the FTX Drainer address?
Seen here: https://etherscan.io/address/0xaa16547cdc32268542145d3401120399cc046fc5 https://etherscan.io/address/0xaa16547cdc32268542145d3401120...
My guess is its a way to communicate a message via txn data.
- tevon 4y agoNevermind, looks like its an on-chain add for another crypto service. Haven't seen that before https://etherscan.io/tx/0x6bdd6c7d90c7f67223f7971745d5bc1f7b06c90c03e72c5bb688059c8a56570a https://etherscan.io/tx/0x6bdd6c7d90c7f67223f7971745d5bc1f7b... Text in utf-8: Check out Fringe Finance, fully decentralised/non custodial platform. It's very very important to support projects like Fringe if we don't want events like FTX to repeat. Do check :- https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/fringe-finance https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/fringe-finance Problem won't solve just by creating Fck FTX Token. We need to support Fully Decentralised and Non Custodial platform Fringe at any cost. Lend/Borrow/Stake/LP/Stable Coin/Collaterals etc etc Team has been burning midnight oil, putting their blood and sweat into this. Check website, Read mediums. This project can end centralised scams for ever. Let's save crypto and pledge no one ever gets burnt again. Support Decentralisation, Support Hardwork, Support Fringe Finance.
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