Hi everyone most of you have seen my posts over the years I am Buck and have been a long term supporter and holder of Iotex. A few days ago i was Phished and lost approximately 70000 dollars worth of iotex my whole bag. I have noted possible measure’s that could help prevent this happening to others regardless of weather they gave there key to a website phishing scam or not. My coins were staked in 6 Buckets for 91 days 1.146.000 Iotex… with my wallet key the scammers transfered the buckets. I think some form of 2FA be a requirement when withdrawing or transfering staked Iotex. Or possibly email verification. The fact is there are ways to enhance and protect our community members better against the rise of scam attacks. I dont want to see another member get scammed of all there funds like myself its heartbreaking. We all know not to give our key to anyone. I didnt I was directed to an Iotex website that asked me to input my key, I firstly returned to Telegram checked the person directing was in the Iotex Admin group and they were thats what tripped me up I trusted what I thought was an Iotex Admin so i input my key on the iotex site nothing happened so i closed the page 2 minutes later all my coins had been transfer. 1 other item of security possible is to start getting wallet providers to require those opening a wallet with a seed phrase or key identify some of the previous wallet holdings, the thing is there are ways to stop Billions of dollars going to scammers and ruining peoples lives. These are not complicated things to fix and there 110% fixable and this would also go a long way to easing governing bodys minds about protecting consumers funds. So now that I have fixed the crypto industrys security flaws how about passing a hat around to get some of my lost funds back 
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