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Jacob Irwin-Cline, a 30-year-old American tourist, claims he was drugged with scopolamine, known as "Devil's Breath," and abducted by a fake Uber driver in London after a night out in Soho. The assailant allegedly stole $123,000 in Bitcoin and XRP from his crypto wallets, draining his life savings. Despite tracing some funds to exchanges like MEXC and BTSE, Irwin-Cline believes recovery is unlikely without FBI assistance, highlighting vulnerabilities in crypto security

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Oscar Villarreal

I don't feel this has anything to do with crypto security but learning how not to talk about what you have in crypto

Quantum Alpha

I can’t help but wonder if this wasn’t just an iPhone or smartphone jacking that happened to be a honeypot b/c bro kept his Lifesaving on his phone. Sounds Very suss