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defi.wallet--defi.com
First seen Feb 23, 2026
- No SSL certificate
- 10 community reports from users
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I lost 78k... Coinbase Wallet Ethereum Mining Scam I bit of a long story. I had met a person through a dating app. We had been chatting regularly and moved to text and then to telegram which is a messaging service. She said that she invested in cryptocurrency mining and I figured I had gotten to know this person a little so a small investment wouldn't hurt. I went on the app store on my iphone and downloaded both coinbase and coinbase wallet which are very secure cryptocurrency platforms. After downloading them I bought 1000 of Tether (USDT) cryptocurrency and transferred it to the coinbase wallet. She then sent me a link for a mining pool [https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/](https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/). I paid a small fee and it looked legitimate. I did not know that I was giving access to allow a third party access to my coinbase wallet. I would be mining Ethereum (ETH) daily and could exchange and then withdraw it to my coinbase wallet account. I made a little bit of money so I felt nothing was wrong at the time. She then encouraged me to add more money as this would mean my mining percentages would increase and that money sitting in the bank was not accruing money anyway so it was wasted there. I then added 10,000 worth of USDT into the coinbase wallet. This cycle continued once more with me adding 76,000 USDT into the wallet as there was a reward in the mining pool of around 7000 USDT for having over 88,888 USDT in your wallet as a bonus. Some friends at this point discovered I had been investing in cryptocurrency mining and one friend stated he had been scammed out of money before and said when he tried to withdraw money back to his coinbase and then to his bank account the money disappeared. I then withdrew 10,000 from my coinbase wallet to coinbase with no issue, but when i tried to withdraw the remaining money, that transaction failed. Immediately following this failed transaction there was another transaction that sent the full amount of my remaini
I lost 78k... Coinbase Wallet Ethereum Mining Scam I bit of a long story. I had met a person through a dating app. We had been chatting regularly and moved to text and then to telegram which is a messaging service. She said that she invested in cryptocurrency mining and I figured I had gotten to know this person a little so a small investment wouldn't hurt. I went on the app store on my iphone and downloaded both coinbase and coinbase wallet which are very secure cryptocurrency platforms. After downloading them I bought 1000 of Tether (USDT) cryptocurrency and transferred it to the coinbase wallet. She then sent me a link for a mining pool [https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/](https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/). I paid a small fee and it looked legitimate. I did not know that I was giving access to allow a third party access to my coinbase wallet. I would be mining Ethereum (ETH) daily and could exchange and then withdraw it to my coinbase wallet account. I made a little bit of money so I felt nothing was wrong at the time. She then encouraged me to add more money as this would mean my mining percentages would increase and that money sitting in the bank was not accruing money anyway so it was wasted there. I then added 10,000 worth of USDT into the coinbase wallet. This cycle continued once more with me adding 76,000 USDT into the wallet as there was a reward in the mining pool of around 7000 USDT for having over 88,888 USDT in your wallet as a bonus. Some friends at this point discovered I had been investing in cryptocurrency mining and one friend stated he had been scammed out of money before and said when he tried to withdraw money back to his coinbase and then to his bank account the money disappeared. I then withdrew 10,000 from my coinbase wallet to coinbase with no issue, but when i tried to withdraw the remaining money, that transaction failed. Immediately following this failed transaction there was another transaction that sent the full amount of my remaini
I lost 78k... Coinbase Wallet Ethereum Mining Scam I bit of a long story. I had met a person through a dating app. We had been chatting regularly and moved to text and then to telegram which is a messaging service. She said that she invested in cryptocurrency mining and I figured I had gotten to know this person a little so a small investment wouldn't hurt. I went on the app store on my iphone and downloaded both coinbase and coinbase wallet which are very secure cryptocurrency platforms. After downloading them I bought 1000 of Tether (USDT) cryptocurrency and transferred it to the coinbase wallet. She then sent me a link for a mining pool [https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/](https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/). I paid a small fee and it looked legitimate. I did not know that I was giving access to allow a third party access to my coinbase wallet. I would be mining Ethereum (ETH) daily and could exchange and then withdraw it to my coinbase wallet account. I made a little bit of money so I felt nothing was wrong at the time. She then encouraged me to add more money as this would mean my mining percentages would increase and that money sitting in the bank was not accruing money anyway so it was wasted there. I then added 10,000 worth of USDT into the coinbase wallet. This cycle continued once more with me adding 76,000 USDT into the wallet as there was a reward in the mining pool of around 7000 USDT for having over 88,888 USDT in your wallet as a bonus. Some friends at this point discovered I had been investing in cryptocurrency mining and one friend stated he had been scammed out of money before and said when he tried to withdraw money back to his coinbase and then to his bank account the money disappeared. I then withdrew 10,000 from my coinbase wallet to coinbase with no issue, but when i tried to withdraw the remaining money, that transaction failed. Immediately following this failed transaction there was another transaction that sent the full amount of my remaini
I lost 78k... Coinbase Wallet Ethereum Mining Scam I bit of a long story. I had met a person through a dating app. We had been chatting regularly and moved to text and then to telegram which is a messaging service. She said that she invested in cryptocurrency mining and I figured I had gotten to know this person a little so a small investment wouldn't hurt. I went on the app store on my iphone and downloaded both coinbase and coinbase wallet which are very secure cryptocurrency platforms. After downloading them I bought 1000 of Tether (USDT) cryptocurrency and transferred it to the coinbase wallet. She then sent me a link for a mining pool [https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/](https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/). I paid a small fee and it looked legitimate. I did not know that I was giving access to allow a third party access to my coinbase wallet. I would be mining Ethereum (ETH) daily and could exchange and then withdraw it to my coinbase wallet account. I made a little bit of money so I felt nothing was wrong at the time. She then encouraged me to add more money as this would mean my mining percentages would increase and that money sitting in the bank was not accruing money anyway so it was wasted there. I then added 10,000 worth of USDT into the coinbase wallet. This cycle continued once more with me adding 76,000 USDT into the wallet as there was a reward in the mining pool of around 7000 USDT for having over 88,888 USDT in your wallet as a bonus. Some friends at this point discovered I had been investing in cryptocurrency mining and one friend stated he had been scammed out of money before and said when he tried to withdraw money back to his coinbase and then to his bank account the money disappeared. I then withdrew 10,000 from my coinbase wallet to coinbase with no issue, but when i tried to withdraw the remaining money, that transaction failed. Immediately following this failed transaction there was another transaction that sent the full amount of my remaini
I lost 78k... Coinbase Wallet Ethereum Mining Scam I bit of a long story. I had met a person through a dating app. We had been chatting regularly and moved to text and then to telegram which is a messaging service. She said that she invested in cryptocurrency mining and I figured I had gotten to know this person a little so a small investment wouldn't hurt. I went on the app store on my iphone and downloaded both coinbase and coinbase wallet which are very secure cryptocurrency platforms. After downloading them I bought 1000 of Tether (USDT) cryptocurrency and transferred it to the coinbase wallet. She then sent me a link for a mining pool [https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/](https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/). I paid a small fee and it looked legitimate. I did not know that I was giving access to allow a third party access to my coinbase wallet. I would be mining Ethereum (ETH) daily and could exchange and then withdraw it to my coinbase wallet account. I made a little bit of money so I felt nothing was wrong at the time. She then encouraged me to add more money as this would mean my mining percentages would increase and that money sitting in the bank was not accruing money anyway so it was wasted there. I then added 10,000 worth of USDT into the coinbase wallet. This cycle continued once more with me adding 76,000 USDT into the wallet as there was a reward in the mining pool of around 7000 USDT for having over 88,888 USDT in your wallet as a bonus. Some friends at this point discovered I had been investing in cryptocurrency mining and one friend stated he had been scammed out of money before and said when he tried to withdraw money back to his coinbase and then to his bank account the money disappeared. I then withdrew 10,000 from my coinbase wallet to coinbase with no issue, but when i tried to withdraw the remaining money, that transaction failed. Immediately following this failed transaction there was another transaction that sent the full amount of my remaini
I lost 78k... Coinbase Wallet Ethereum Mining Scam I bit of a long story. I had met a person through a dating app. We had been chatting regularly and moved to text and then to telegram which is a messaging service. She said that she invested in cryptocurrency mining and I figured I had gotten to know this person a little so a small investment wouldn't hurt. I went on the app store on my iphone and downloaded both coinbase and coinbase wallet which are very secure cryptocurrency platforms. After downloading them I bought 1000 of Tether (USDT) cryptocurrency and transferred it to the coinbase wallet. She then sent me a link for a mining pool [https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/](https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/). I paid a small fee and it looked legitimate. I did not know that I was giving access to allow a third party access to my coinbase wallet. I would be mining Ethereum (ETH) daily and could exchange and then withdraw it to my coinbase wallet account. I made a little bit of money so I felt nothing was wrong at the time. She then encouraged me to add more money as this would mean my mining percentages would increase and that money sitting in the bank was not accruing money anyway so it was wasted there. I then added 10,000 worth of USDT into the coinbase wallet. This cycle continued once more with me adding 76,000 USDT into the wallet as there was a reward in the mining pool of around 7000 USDT for having over 88,888 USDT in your wallet as a bonus. Some friends at this point discovered I had been investing in cryptocurrency mining and one friend stated he had been scammed out of money before and said when he tried to withdraw money back to his coinbase and then to his bank account the money disappeared. I then withdrew 10,000 from my coinbase wallet to coinbase with no issue, but when i tried to withdraw the remaining money, that transaction failed. Immediately following this failed transaction there was another transaction that sent the full amount of my remaini
I lost 78k... Coinbase Wallet Ethereum Mining Scam I bit of a long story. I had met a person through a dating app. We had been chatting regularly and moved to text and then to telegram which is a messaging service. She said that she invested in cryptocurrency mining and I figured I had gotten to know this person a little so a small investment wouldn't hurt. I went on the app store on my iphone and downloaded both coinbase and coinbase wallet which are very secure cryptocurrency platforms. After downloading them I bought 1000 of Tether (USDT) cryptocurrency and transferred it to the coinbase wallet. She then sent me a link for a mining pool [https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/](https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/). I paid a small fee and it looked legitimate. I did not know that I was giving access to allow a third party access to my coinbase wallet. I would be mining Ethereum (ETH) daily and could exchange and then withdraw it to my coinbase wallet account. I made a little bit of money so I felt nothing was wrong at the time. She then encouraged me to add more money as this would mean my mining percentages would increase and that money sitting in the bank was not accruing money anyway so it was wasted there. I then added 10,000 worth of USDT into the coinbase wallet. This cycle continued once more with me adding 76,000 USDT into the wallet as there was a reward in the mining pool of around 7000 USDT for having over 88,888 USDT in your wallet as a bonus. Some friends at this point discovered I had been investing in cryptocurrency mining and one friend stated he had been scammed out of money before and said when he tried to withdraw money back to his coinbase and then to his bank account the money disappeared. I then withdrew 10,000 from my coinbase wallet to coinbase with no issue, but when i tried to withdraw the remaining money, that transaction failed. Immediately following this failed transaction there was another transaction that sent the full amount of my remaini
I lost 78k... Coinbase Wallet Ethereum Mining Scam I bit of a long story. I had met a person through a dating app. We had been chatting regularly and moved to text and then to telegram which is a messaging service. She said that she invested in cryptocurrency mining and I figured I had gotten to know this person a little so a small investment wouldn't hurt. I went on the app store on my iphone and downloaded both coinbase and coinbase wallet which are very secure cryptocurrency platforms. After downloading them I bought 1000 of Tether (USDT) cryptocurrency and transferred it to the coinbase wallet. She then sent me a link for a mining pool [https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/](https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/). I paid a small fee and it looked legitimate. I did not know that I was giving access to allow a third party access to my coinbase wallet. I would be mining Ethereum (ETH) daily and could exchange and then withdraw it to my coinbase wallet account. I made a little bit of money so I felt nothing was wrong at the time. She then encouraged me to add more money as this would mean my mining percentages would increase and that money sitting in the bank was not accruing money anyway so it was wasted there. I then added 10,000 worth of USDT into the coinbase wallet. This cycle continued once more with me adding 76,000 USDT into the wallet as there was a reward in the mining pool of around 7000 USDT for having over 88,888 USDT in your wallet as a bonus. Some friends at this point discovered I had been investing in cryptocurrency mining and one friend stated he had been scammed out of money before and said when he tried to withdraw money back to his coinbase and then to his bank account the money disappeared. I then withdrew 10,000 from my coinbase wallet to coinbase with no issue, but when i tried to withdraw the remaining money, that transaction failed. Immediately following this failed transaction there was another transaction that sent the full amount of my remaini
I lost 78k... Coinbase Wallet Ethereum Mining Scam I bit of a long story. I had met a person through a dating app. We had been chatting regularly and moved to text and then to telegram which is a messaging service. She said that she invested in cryptocurrency mining and I figured I had gotten to know this person a little so a small investment wouldn't hurt. I went on the app store on my iphone and downloaded both coinbase and coinbase wallet which are very secure cryptocurrency platforms. After downloading them I bought 1000 of Tether (USDT) cryptocurrency and transferred it to the coinbase wallet. She then sent me a link for a mining pool [https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/](https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/). I paid a small fee and it looked legitimate. I did not know that I was giving access to allow a third party access to my coinbase wallet. I would be mining Ethereum (ETH) daily and could exchange and then withdraw it to my coinbase wallet account. I made a little bit of money so I felt nothing was wrong at the time. She then encouraged me to add more money as this would mean my mining percentages would increase and that money sitting in the bank was not accruing money anyway so it was wasted there. I then added 10,000 worth of USDT into the coinbase wallet. This cycle continued once more with me adding 76,000 USDT into the wallet as there was a reward in the mining pool of around 7000 USDT for having over 88,888 USDT in your wallet as a bonus. Some friends at this point discovered I had been investing in cryptocurrency mining and one friend stated he had been scammed out of money before and said when he tried to withdraw money back to his coinbase and then to his bank account the money disappeared. I then withdrew 10,000 from my coinbase wallet to coinbase with no issue, but when i tried to withdraw the remaining money, that transaction failed. Immediately following this failed transaction there was another transaction that sent the full amount of my remaini
I lost 78k... Coinbase Wallet Ethereum Mining Scam I bit of a long story. I had met a person through a dating app. We had been chatting regularly and moved to text and then to telegram which is a messaging service. She said that she invested in cryptocurrency mining and I figured I had gotten to know this person a little so a small investment wouldn't hurt. I went on the app store on my iphone and downloaded both coinbase and coinbase wallet which are very secure cryptocurrency platforms. After downloading them I bought 1000 of Tether (USDT) cryptocurrency and transferred it to the coinbase wallet. She then sent me a link for a mining pool [https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/](https://defi.wallet--defi.com/#/). I paid a small fee and it looked legitimate. I did not know that I was giving access to allow a third party access to my coinbase wallet. I would be mining Ethereum (ETH) daily and could exchange and then withdraw it to my coinbase wallet account. I made a little bit of money so I felt nothing was wrong at the time. She then encouraged me to add more money as this would mean my mining percentages would increase and that money sitting in the bank was not accruing money anyway so it was wasted there. I then added 10,000 worth of USDT into the coinbase wallet. This cycle continued once more with me adding 76,000 USDT into the wallet as there was a reward in the mining pool of around 7000 USDT for having over 88,888 USDT in your wallet as a bonus. Some friends at this point discovered I had been investing in cryptocurrency mining and one friend stated he had been scammed out of money before and said when he tried to withdraw money back to his coinbase and then to his bank account the money disappeared. I then withdrew 10,000 from my coinbase wallet to coinbase with no issue, but when i tried to withdraw the remaining money, that transaction failed. Immediately following this failed transaction there was another transaction that sent the full amount of my remaini
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