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I was scammed by a telecom scammer in Thailand. The scammer emptied my Bitcoin wallet.
The original article of the author Aqiu is as follows:
I started buying cryptocurrencies with my friends last year. The exchange app channels we chose were also very mainstream. We bought nearly 40,000 yuan worth of virtual currencies, which we converted into Bitcoin, Ethereum, and even the previously popular Dogecoin.
When I bought it, Bitcoin was experiencing a wave of fluctuations. I lost a lot of money all of a sudden, about 10,000 yuan. But I didn't want to withdraw it. Because I felt that virtual currency was still a relatively new thing, and the prospects were still good. It might just lack a hot spot, and it wouldn't be too late to sell it then.
I started buying cryptocurrencies with my friends last year. The exchange app channels we chose were also very mainstream. We bought nearly 40,000 yuan worth of virtual currencies, which we converted into Bitcoin, Ethereum, and even the previously popular Dogecoin.
When I bought it, Bitcoin was experiencing a wave of fluctuations. I lost a lot of money all of a sudden, about 10,000 yuan. But I didn't want to withdraw it. Because I felt that virtual currency was still a relatively new thing, and the prospects were still good. It might just lack a hot spot, and it wouldn't be too late to sell it then.
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