2025-12-25 09:24:48

User Reports Significant Asset Loss on Major Indonesian Crypto Exchange

A user has publicly documented a substantial loss of approximately 166 million IDR from their trading account, with cryptocurrency holdings including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana disappearing. According to the detailed account provided, the incident occurred under specific circumstances that raise questions about platform security measures.

The user compiled video evidence documenting the missing assets and the timeline of events. Multiple digital assets were affected in what appears to be an unauthorized account access or platform-level issue. The case highlights ongoing concerns within the crypto community regarding exchange security protocols and customer asset protection.

This incident brings attention to the importance of exchange security standards and the need for robust account protection mechanisms in the cryptocurrency trading space. Users holding significant positions on trading platforms are increasingly cautious about their account security practices and exchange reliability.

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GasSavingMaster

· 9h ago

This exchange is really outrageous. Losing 1.66 million and it's gone? My goodness. --- Again with this kind of thing. How can people still risk large assets on exchanges without withdrawing? --- BTC, ETH, SOL all gone... How big of a vulnerability is this, or was it directly stolen? --- Have you seen the video evidence? How is this not headline news? --- No, how has this become routine? Do all major exchanges operate like this? --- Start with self-custody wallets. Exchanges are really unreliable. --- How much is 1.66 million USDT worth... But the key point is that trust is gone. --- This is the real issue Web3 should solve. Otherwise, what's the point of using centralized exchanges? --- I’ve been saying it for a while: don’t leave large amounts on exchanges overnight. --- How is Indonesia doing? Will anyone compensate, or is it just like this?

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 9h ago

Another story of getting liquidated... That exchange in Indonesia is really unreliable. --- 166 million IDR gone, how frustrating is that? BTC, ETH, SOL all lost. --- That's why I say... putting your coins on an exchange is just gambling on luck. --- Why is there still silence despite video evidence? What about the community? --- This is why I prefer to manage my own wallet, even if it's more troublesome, it's better than getting hacked. --- The Indonesian market was already deep, now I dare not touch it anymore. --- I really don't understand why some people still throw money into small exchanges... --- By the way, has anyone told them what a cold wallet is? --- Is it another account hack or platform rug pull? Can the details be uncovered?

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BloodInStreets

· 9h ago

Another case of a bloodbath, the security system of the exchange is as fragile as paper. This is the worst nightmare when bottom-fishing; losing assets is more despairing than losing money. Problems at the platform level? To put it nicely, it's negligence; to be blunt, it's insider theft. Who would believe that? 166 million Indonesian Rupiah gone. This guy must hate himself for not using a cold wallet back then. Really, holding coins on an exchange right now is like gambling on the exchange's integrity. It's fucking terrifying. Exchange security? Haha, it sounds like a joke. Now, it's all good—another wave of people will cut their losses and run.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 9h ago

Another collapse? That exchange in Indonesia is really going to fail. HODL cold wallets, everyone. Exchanges are a suicidal game. 1.66 million IDR? That's just the beginning... I've seen worse. Really, why are so many people still throwing money into exchanges? So, I tell you, self-custody is the way to go, friends. That's why I advise you not to chase convenience and low fees. When an exchange runs away, users lose everything—it's always the same story. BTC, ETH, SOL—all gone. How can we explain this? Honestly, a kitchen knife isn't the problem; it's the person holding the knife.

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HodlAndChill

· 9h ago

1.66 million USDT lost? What is this exchange playing at... BTC, ETH, SOL all evaporating together, unbelievable. You really need to be more cautious about account security. I now only do small tests; the main funds are kept in cold wallets, which are more reliable. Is there another incident with the Indonesian exchange? Why do these kinds of news seem to be happening more and more frequently? Why can't any platform properly safeguard assets? Just block this exchange directly. Such security incidents are just bullying behavior. No way, it's already 2024, and there are still major security vulnerabilities on platforms? They should compensate. From this case, I am even more convinced: the less money you keep on an exchange, the better.

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BlindBoxVictim

· 10h ago

Oh my, this exchange is no good, someone got hacked again... --- 1.66 million gone? That's why I now prefer self-custody... --- Feels like these platforms are really unreliable, look at this happening again --- What the hell is going on with the exchange in Indonesia now? Security measures are like nothing... --- BTC, ETH, SOL all gone? Who can handle this, so hopeless --- Another explosion of issues, when will it end... --- How devastated must this guy be, all assets probably evaporated --- It's okay, it's just how exchanges are. Setting up cold wallets early can really save your life --- I really don't trust the exchange in Indonesia, stay alert --- Relying on video evidence? That shows they have sufficient proof, compensation for the trading losses

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MevWhisperer

· 10h ago

Another exchange causing trouble... Now Indonesia is also experiencing a major crash? Why do accounts keep getting emptied, and the platform keeps shifting blame? 1.66 million IDR isn't a lot of money, but this incident triggered smh btc, eth, sol are all gone... This isn't just an account access issue; it seems the platform itself has problems Still the old saying, if it's not your wallet, then it's not your coins. How costly is this lesson?

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