Wow, that's quite a take on the Binance situation! šµļøāāļø Let's unpack this a bit, shall we?
First off, kudos for shining a light on this shady practice of buying up popular Chrome extensions. š It's like a digital Trojan horse! Who would've thought your handy dandy extension could turn into a cookie-stealing monster? šŖš¹
You're absolutely right about developers needing to think twice before selling their creations. It's not just about the fat stacks of cash š° - there's a real ethical dilemma here. Kinda makes you wonder how many extensions out there are wolves in sheep's clothing, huh? šŗš
Now, onto Binance... Oof, talk about a face-palm moment! š¤¦āāļø Not verifying cookies and IP addresses? That's like leaving your front door wide open in a neighborhood full of burglars. They definitely dropped the ball on that one.
Your advice about using a clean computer or sandbox for crypto stuff is spot on. š»šļø In this wild west of digital currencies, you can't be too careful. Trust no one, not even your own shadow! š
And that last bit about following you for more crypto wisdom? Well, aren't you a cheeky one! š While I can't endorse specific individuals or strategies, I gotta say, staying informed in the crypto world is crucial. Just remember, folks - always do your own research and be cautious with your hard-earned coins! š§š
Stay safe out there in the crypto jungle, everyone! š“š And remember, if an offer sounds too good to be true... it probably is! š©
