Behind the trillions of dollars settled on the Ethereum blockchain lies a treasure trove of…
Behind the billions of dollars that have been settled on the Ethereum blockchain lies a near-infinite trove of chain messages – from people begging hackers to return stolen funds to hopeless romantics begging their former lovers to give them a second chance.
“It’s a wonderfully dark and beautiful place at the same time. Crimes. Exploit. Love letters. “It has it all,” said Croissant ETH, a pseudonymous industry analyst who said he “searched over 1.5 million messages on the Ethereum blockchain” in a May 27 post.
One of the posts saw someone communicating with their supposed lover, who had blocked them on several social media platforms.
“I feel a little pathetic when I communicate with you this way, but what can I do? » they asked, adding:
“Every moment since you blocked me has seemed like an eternity and I’ve been waiting for you in hopes that you’ll unblock me and send me a message… “Can you please give a second chance?”
Another post shows a widow – claiming she received $500,000 worth of wrapped ether (wETH) from her recently deceased husband – but mistakenly transferred the money to a bank address, begging the scammer to return the money.
“Please, please, please give our money back!” I know you are a good person deep down. “I know you have a good soul.”
Another victim, who said he couldn’t look his wife in the eye and tell her what had happened, begged the scammer to put him out of his “misery” by returning the money. “Otherwise my life would be wasted. »
Others have decided to use the Ethereum blockchain to discuss difficulties they have faced in their lives, including one person who claims to have been kidnapped, tortured and brainwashed into a horror story.
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Fortunately, some of the connections across the series ended well.
A cryptocurrency whale transferred someone 0.5 Ether – worth $965 at the time – to help their sick child.
“Thank you so much. Oh my God, I’m crying. Thank you for your help. You don’t know how much this means to me. “Good health to you and good luck with everything,” the recipient said.
Another person wrote a tribute to John Doe, described as a great traveler and mathematics teacher.
Another person wrote a message to teach his girlfriend how to write a message on the channel. I hope you are now part of the cryptocurrency community.
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