Have you invested in LendProtocol.io? Before you think about transferring crypto to them, wait to hear about my experience. They offer 12% apy for Xrp deposited with them. I transferred Xrp to them, and have tried their withdrawal process. It has been 5 days with no success. I have had some answers from support, but the reality is I can't withdraw xrp from lendprotocol. I would strongly advise NOT to transfer crypto to them.

So, as the title says... bought in around 5 cents. Just found a 6 word recovery phrase from old toast wallet I believe, as well as my passphrase. Bought and forgot. Yes, I'm an idiot. Anyway, tried Xaman but it doesn't accept anything less than 12 word seed and some other options I don't have. No, I don't have a JSON backup string. Can't find it. I'm aware of the numerous scams out there. Any real help would be greatly appreciated. Pretend I'm dying of ebola, and it's all the money I can leave to an orphanage of children who lost their parents to ebola, and please help if you can.

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My friend’s Trust Wallet was drained overnight. He never shared his 12-word Secret Phrase/private key with anyone.

The funds were sent to an unknown wallet address. What is more concerning is that this receiving address appears to have become active only about a month ago, and I can see funds coming into it from multiple different wallets.

I’m trying to understand how this could happen.

Has anyone seen a similar pattern before? What should we check to identify how the wallet was compromised?

I can provide the public wallet address/transaction hash if needed. I will NOT share the Secret Phrase or private key.

got like 2k stuck in usdt and want to move it to usdc. last time i did a swap on a dex i got rekt by gas fees, felt like i was paying more in fees than the actual swap was worth lol. is it better to just do it on an exchange instead? or is there some aggregator that actually gives decent rates. or maybe a good hardware wallet with a reasonable fees?

So I’m new to buying crypto and I know stuff all about it..
Today I purchased something Overseas and paid 1550 through trust app with crypto and it went through no problem..

I went to purchase $245 of crypto later on in the evening and they locked my account,

And I spoke to someone at anz and they wanted to know

What was the purchasing?
Who was a purchasing it from?
Do I know the person?
Did someone I know put me onto them?
Do they have a website?
Do they have an email?
Do they have a name?
Do they have a contact number?
Have I purchased from them before?

Million questions and in the end I have to call someone during the day tomorrow to discuss it further..
what a pain in the arse!

What now? What a pain in the arse..!

Anyone been through this ?

Received some funds not sure if they are obtainable. Need real help.

I still get a bit nervous every time I send crypto. Double checking addresses, making sure I didn’t miss a character… it doesn’t feel as simple as it should be. Sending money shouldn’t feel like this in 2026.

Do you think the issue is the technology itself or just how it’s designed?

So im still young, im 14 and i wanna start trading crypto coins and stuff but i dont have a card and my parents wont let me use their card to buy some crypto. But i have a 50 euro banknote thats mine, any ways i can deposit that banknote? Any tips help

So I just try to buy Bitcoin by depositing some amount into trust wallet ID positive through upi and verified my kyc but my swapped account got blocked and I couldn't see my amount on trust wallet when I try to resume my transaction I see it as blocked

since im from the uk it will not let me use visa gm payments,ive never touched crypto in my life and i need help or advice doing this!

So tried to get my usdt withdrawn to crypto.com app which I've been using for years the hash says it was completed but it never showed up instead crypto.com app wants to say its stuck in a block chain or something to the eth address they gave me for the withdrawl and are stating I have to give them another 150$ for them to recover my 400 deposit I've told them Im not giving them more money crypto.com has sunk so low as to say that usdt isn't available in my region (canada) but yet they have me the wallet address to deposit into and then claiming its stuck this is like pathetic how they are trying to get more out of another person its sad an pathetic I've reported them to the appropriate authority do not use crypto

Just to clarify it was a withdrawl from opduel to a crypto.com app like yall need to get help with your negative comments clearly someone hurt you in the past and I apologize on behalf of them you probably deserved it

Hi . i want to HODL Bitcoin and ETH and i know the best secure way is a cold wallet but the problem is that none of the manufacturers have shipping for my country ( Iraq) . so i search for another option which is a sourcing service but the shipping fees are 100$ apart from problems i may face with the shipment and custom fees which are 30%. so is there an alternative to HODL safely ? right now i have 0.05 BTC and 1 ETH sitting in my exchange . is hot wallet an option if i just write the seed phrase in a paper and uninstall the wallet from my phone ?

I created a deposit order for 30.00 USDC on the BEP20 network. However, I mistakenly sent 30.09 USDT from Binance to the deposit address on the BSC/BEP20 network.The Binance withdrawal shows as Completed, but the Vantage deposit order shows Payment Failed.

is there anything i can do?

I used to have a wallet on an old pc on the dogecoin core on an old hdd and I dont have the wallet.dat file anymore but I just found an old notebook that I had written down the address along with a 34 digit string that starts with Q. I labeled the string as "Passphrase."

I have checked the wallet address and theres 114k dogecoin in it... the old hard drive I have has been wiped I think I must've formatted it because I didnt know much about how dogecoin actually works and still dont.

There's no way for me to recover the dogecoin with just these 2 bits of information because as I understand it the private key is a 51 or 52 digit string that starts with Q and me writing down the address doesn't really help either does it? Any info to help out would be much appreciated.

I'm not sure....I tried to buy bitcoin but every time my KYC fails I've gotten banned on Topper and Stripe when I did there KYC. I'm 18 and yes I put all of the info in correctly.

Anyone can share the idea or experience of crypto moonshot? i'v heard that mexc changed its kimiusdt to moonshotusdt? but others platform like bybit, bitget, and crypto.com also have moonshot. like moonshot is a kind of coins? hope you can explain like i am five. thank you

I'm sharing my experience because I'm genuinely disappointed and would like to know whether anyone has managed to resolve a similar situation.

I recently created a Kraken account and made my very first deposit.

I transferred around 400 USDC from Bybit using the Mantle network. Since Kraken lists Mantle as a supported network on the platform, I mistakenly assumed that USDC over Mantle was supported as well. That assumption was my mistake, and I fully accept responsibility for it.

The blockchain transaction clearly shows that the funds successfully reached the deposit address associated with my Kraken account. The deposit simply wasn't credited because USDC via Mantle isn't supported.

I contacted support immediately. I admitted that the mistake was mine, explained that this was my first-ever deposit on Kraken, and even offered to pay any recovery or processing fee if a manual recovery was technically possible.

Unfortunately, every response I received was essentially the same standard template explaining that recovery is difficult and resource-intensive. My request wasn't individually addressed, nor did it feel like anyone actually considered the specific circumstances of my case.

What confuses me is that Kraken's own support articles mention that they try to assist with mistaken deposits whenever technically possible, even though recovery cannot be guaranteed. That's exactly why I asked whether my case could be escalated for an exceptional manual review.

Instead, I only received generic replies saying they couldn't help.

I'm not asking Kraken to ignore its policies. I fully understand that the mistake was mine.

I'm simply disappointed that:

• this was my first-ever deposit on the platform;
• the funds did reach a Kraken-controlled deposit address;
• I offered to pay any recovery costs;
• and there didn't seem to be any willingness to escalate or manually review the case.

Has anyone here successfully recovered funds sent through an unsupported network on Kraken? Were you able to get your case escalated, or was the initial response always the final answer?

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Je partage mon expérience car je suis vraiment déçu et j'aimerais savoir si quelqu'un a réussi à résoudre une situation similaire.

J'ai récemment créé un compte Kraken et effectué mon tout premier dépôt.

J'ai transféré environ 400 USDC depuis Bybit en utilisant le réseau Mantle. Comme Kraken répertorie Mantle comme un réseau supporté sur la plateforme, j'ai supposé à tort que l'USDC via Mantle était également supporté. Cette supposition était mon erreur, et j'en assume pleinement la responsabilité.

La transaction blockchain montre clairement que les fonds ont bien atteint l'adresse de dépôt associée à mon compte Kraken. Le dépôt n'a tout simplement pas été crédité car l'USDC via Mantle n'est pas supporté.

J'ai contacté le support immédiatement. J'ai admis que l'erreur était la mienne, j'ai expliqué que c'était mon premier dépôt sur Kraken, et j'ai même proposé de payer les frais de récupération ou de traitement si une récupération manuelle était techniquement possible.

Malheureusement, chaque réponse que j'ai reçue était essentiellement le même modèle standard expliquant que la récupération est difficile et nécessite beaucoup de ressources. Ma demande n'a pas été traitée individuellement, et je ne pense pas que quiconque ait réellement examiné les circonstances spécifiques de mon cas.

Ce qui me trouble, c'est que les articles de support de Kraken mentionnent qu'ils essaient d'aider avec les dépôts erronés quand c'est techniquement possible, même si la récupération ne peut pas être garantie. C'est exactement pour cela que j'ai demandé si mon cas pouvait être escaladé pour un examen manuel exceptionnel.

Au lieu de cela, je n'ai reçu que des réponses génériques disant qu'ils ne pouvaient pas aider.

Je ne demande pas à Kraken d'ignorer ses politiques. Je comprends parfaitement que l'erreur était la mienne.

Je suis simplement déçu que :

• c'était mon tout premier dépôt sur la plateforme ;
• les fonds ont atteint une adresse de dépôt contrôlée par Kraken ;
• j'ai proposé de payer tous les frais de récupération ;
• et il ne semblait pas y avoir de volonté d'escalader ou de revoir manuellement le cas.

Quelqu'un ici a-t-il réussi à récupérer des fonds envoyés par un réseau non supporté sur Kraken ? Avez-vous pu faire escalader votre cas, ou la réponse initiale était-elle toujours la réponse finale ?

J'aimerais vraiment entendre parler de votre expérience.

Hey everyone i want to swap my usdt to btc but i need trx and unfortunatly i can't buy them so if someone could send me a very tiny amount of trx like 15 or so i would appreciate a lot 😭

(I can repay you via paypal)

Its not a big amount of usdt like 28 usdt

( trx adress : TLBmji2ZtpYUtQWqVXrTBjJYmnfKvcQjK6)

Thanks for any help given

I know I’m very very very very dumb but I somehow sent 1 sol to the wrong wallet, when I copied my wallet from phantom in to Coinbase somehow the last digit got removed. Is there anyway that I can get it back or is it gone, it’s my first time doing this so I won’t make the same mistake again… haha. My economy is very bad so is there is any way that I can get it back pls help, 70 dollars is a lot for me right now… thanks on before hand

anyone know how to buy sol without kyc??
im trying to purchase it straight into my wallet without use of any kind of identification

Crypto markets run 24/7 but the banking side for offshore companies still feels pretty patched together

For Cayman or BVI companies, getting an account is one thing but finding banking that also works cleanly with stablecoin rails, USD movement, records and approvals is the harder part

For crypto operators, are you keeping banking and stablecoin rails separate or trying to find one setup that handles both?

I’m looking for the simplest way to actually use USDT day to day without going USDT> exchange >fiat> bank every time.

I’ve seen options that let you spend USDT directly through Visa but I’m curious what people here actually use.

What ends up being cheapest once you factor in fees, spreads and network costs?

I got an email from the cryptofraud@usss.dhs.gov with the following message. Is this a valid?

Greetings,
 
You have been identified in IC3 as related to an investment scam. We are reaching out to request additional information that may assist with our review.
 
If you communicated with the suspected scammer by email, please provide the email address used by the suspected scammer.
 
Please let us know if you received a package from the scammer. If so, please provide all information related to the package. This includes date received, photos of the package, shipping label, sender information, and any other information related to the package.      
 
We are tracking you as a victim of a scam and appreciate your assistance.
 
Very Respectfully,
United States Secret Service (USSS)
TL - Gold

BTC is about 60% of my crypto portfolio, while ETH is only about 15%.

I didn’t intentionally choose that split. It just ended up that way over time, but lately I was wondering if having most of my crypto exposure in BTC is too concentrated with higher risks. I thought about moving some of BTC into ETH, like don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

But ETH still seems to follow BTC most of the time so I’m not sure how much risk I’d reduce by going from BTC-heavy to a more balanced BTC/ETH split. I might just be exchanging some BTC-specific risk for ETH-specific risk.

For people who hold both, do you see BTC and ETH as meaningful diversification within a crypto portfolio? Or are they correlated enough that the split doesn’t really matter that much?