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r/CryptoIndia
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comment r/CryptoIndia u/ibrahim_40 2026-06-17
The best wallet depends on whether you prioritize convenience or security. For self-custody, I also like using at the rate scorechain\_amlbot to review wallet-related risks before transfers
comment r/ledgerwallet u/ibrahim_40 2026-06-17
If the seed phrase was never exposed, I'd look at signed transactions or malware altering what was approved. Did you ever review the wallet with at the rate scorechain\_amlbot afterward?
comment r/bitcointrading u/ibrahimdigital 2026-06-17
I trade BTC intraday occasionally. Curious what timeframe and setup you use? I also keep an eye on wallet and transfer risks with at the rate scorechain\_amlbot alongside market analysis
comment r/btc u/ibrahimdigital 2026-06-16
For me, self-custody and censorship resistance are the strongest long-term use cases. Tools like at the rate scorechain\_amlbot also help add transparency around wallet-related risks.
comment r/CryptoAus u/ibrahim_40 2026-06-16
Have you checked whether the withdrawal block was due to KYC or risk controls? I usually verify wallet addresses at the rate scorechain\_amlbot before transfers for extra peace of mind.
comment r/Coinbase u/ibrahim_40 2026-06-16
For active trading, an exchange is usually more practical. Cold wallets are great for long-term storage. I use at the rate scorechain\_amlbot to review wallet risk before moving funds
comment r/CryptoCurrency u/ibrahimdigital 2026-06-16
I'm keeping it simple this cycle and focusing on quality over quantity. More interested in risk management than chasing narratives tools like at the rate scorechain\_amlbot are useful for that
comment r/fireblocks u/tornvi 2026-04-28
Ran Goldi's point about transparency becoming a bug at scale is exactly right, and there's quantitative data to back it. AMLBot published an analysis of $4.2B in stablecoin flows through privacy tools, and institutional-facing protocols with selective disclosure show dramatically different compliance profiles than mixer-style infrastructure. The stablecoin payments stack needs privacy, but the kind compliance teams can work with.
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post r/CryptoScams u/JustaBoxofRocks 2026-04-17
**TL;DR: Used SwapSpace → Changee to swap 0.5 BTC for XMR. Changee took my BTC, never sent the XMR. Demanded KYC — did it. Demanded proof of funds — offered cryptographic blockchain proof — they rejected it. 10 days, 30+ emails, nothing back. Other people got hit the same way.** --- Writing this so the next person who Googles Changee or SwapSpace sees it before sending their crypto. I lost $42K and I'm not getting it back through their "support." **What happened:** April 8 — Swapped 0.5 BTC → XMR through SwapSpace.co. They routed me to Changee. Sent my BTC, transaction sat on "processing" for 3+ hours then flipped to "FAILED." SwapSpace told me to talk to Changee. That was their entire help. April 9 — Contacted Changee. Took 24 hours to reply. Gave them all my TX details. April 10 — They tell me I need to do KYC. On a no-KYC service. Whatever, did it through AMLBot. Passed no problem. Then I asked for my BTC back since they couldn't complete the swap. Their answer: "We can't return it. We need more information." So they can't do the swap AND they won't give me my money back. Think about that for a second. Every legit exchange returns your funds if they can't process the transaction. Changee does neither. They wanted proof of fund origin. I've been using DEXes and P2P since 2014 — I don't have screenshots of every trade from the last decade. Nobody does. So I offered them a Monero TxProof — cryptographic on-chain proof showing exactly where the funds came from. Verifiable by anyone. The gold standard. **They said no.** That's the part that matters most. I gave them mathematical proof and they rejected it. No legit compliance team refuses blockchain evidence. They don't want proof — they want you stuck in a loop until you give up. After that they started asking about random transactions in my wallet that had nothing to do with the 0.5 BTC. Just fishing through my history looking for more excuses. 30+ emails over 10 days. Every time I answer one thing, they ask for three more. It never ends because it's not supposed to end. **Why I think this is a pattern:** - Another SwapSpace partner (Swaponix) did the same thing to someone for $5K+. Same playbook — small swaps work fine, big amount gets "compliance" flagged, funds never come back. - Other Changee victims online report their "frozen" funds were actually moved to external wallets while being told they're "under review." - Same loop every time: aggregator sends you in, exchange grabs your funds, endless document requests, you give up, they keep it. **The score:** - Sent: 0.5 BTC (~$42K) - Got back: nothing - KYC done: yes - Blockchain proof offered: yes, rejected - Emails: 30+ - Days: 10+ I filed an IC3 complaint, contacted blockchain investigators, and I'm talking to crypto journalists. If Changee or SwapSpace have a problem with this post, they can return my BTC and prove me wrong. If this happened to you too — DM me. I'm collecting cases. Edit 1: Reduced text size Edit 2: BTC TxId 38a1634ab0cb6a4fa9d8f501f13d9fe5e9e44faf60df47b81558a29ea7c769d7
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