This post is a reminder to be always vigilant as to what regards our online assets.
Do you recognize this screenshot?
I feel stupid to admit it, but I saw this in one of my online wallets.
I keep a few online wallets for a variety of reasons, like use of a card, interest earning etc. One of them changed the parameters of the interest and for a few months now, the users' portfolio needs to be over $5000 in order for them to unlock cashback, interest etc. My portfolio was not near that, but even if it was close to that amount, I think that I would choose again to let this one go.
It was one of my go-to wallets, because of the card user (after Binance stopped their card), but I chose to withdraw all my funds.
I transferred the Bitcoin to Bitget, where I am using it in their PoolX opportunities (another one is right now where I am farming $SWTCH using both the Launchpool (locking $BGB) and PoolX by locking $BTC
If you are not on Bitget, you could use my ref link to join (they also have $hive)
U1C312S3
https://www.bitget.com/events/poolx/1348878974542999552?appTheme=standard&appVersion=2.65.0&clacCode=U1C312S3&language=en_US&productSubId=1349214836229206016&time=1757513765172
(not sure why this link is so big)
I also bought some $BNB with the extra tokens that I had in that wallet and guess what ... BNB hit a new ATH over $900! That was lucky, right?
https://accounts.binance.com/register?ref=18772357
(my ref code in case you do not have a Binance account yet)
What I plan to do now is check all my wallets and write them down at one place, and perform one check every few months that everything is ok. I think that also Bybit is having a new app that we need to sign up now (if you are European) - but I will check and get back on that. Let me know if you know more.
Did you have any similar experience, losing funds or not using them the best possible way?
I definitely visit my hive & leo (wallets) accounts daily, and I feel pretty safe here I must say :)
Looking forward for your thoughts on this, any tips are always welcome!
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