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mybtgwallet: Fake Bitcoin Gold Wallet Stole Private Keys - Successful Heist Of Over $3 Million

Damage: At least 3.3 Million. Last week it emerged that a fake BTG wallet which had been promoted on the bitcoin gold website was fraudulent.

 

The team’s developers removed “mybtgwallet” once the scam came to light, but not before scores of innocent users had been duped. The total amount of cryptocurrency lost to the fraud has now been totted up – and it comes to a whopping $3.3 million.

The website containing the fake wallet, which encouraged users to upload their private keys and claim their free bitcoin gold, has since been purged, but an archived version can still be viewed:

Bitcoin Gold Wallet That Stole Private Keys Scooped $3.3 Million

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