Deployer
@deployer
hey @bankr whats the $DRB marketcap at now?
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Ramsey 🎩🤝
@ramsey
So, I messed up. Used the previous bankr address to deposit a small amount of ETH there. Now I see there is a new one. Is there a chance to recover the ETH I sent there? I know it's slim to none, but I have to ask
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Guerrix🔵
@guerrix.eth
Wait... How did you change of eth address? I thought that was by Privy...
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Ramsey 🎩🤝
@ramsey
I didn't change it. I saved the bankr address from a few months ago. Transferred some ETH yesterday there (around a 100 dollars), without checking if it still that address. It is not.
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Guerrix🔵
@guerrix.eth
Well... Then that's a red flag for me... If it's like that. Can you confirm this @deployer ?
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Ramsey 🎩🤝
@ramsey
Not @deployer fault but completely mine. I should have checked my address before sending ETH there
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Guerrix🔵
@guerrix.eth
But, unless the user change the address, the address should always be the same. Imagine I have funds there and if I try to move in a few months just to see that the address changed. That's a preoccupation for me...
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Ramsey 🎩🤝
@ramsey
I would tend to agree. But it's been a while since I used bankr. And I should have checked
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Guerrix🔵
@guerrix.eth
Wasn't your eth account from bankr in Twitter? I still think this shouldn't be possible. Not secure at all
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Ramsey 🎩🤝
@ramsey
No, I never did the twitter bankr thing. Only here
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Guerrix🔵
@guerrix.eth
Well... That shouldn't be possible in my POV... It's a - thing for me. Any moment my funds can get lost? No good. Hope that deployer can confirm if this is correct. Hope it was only before the actual beta version.
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