How I lost 95 Bitcoin

[Dalmar]

I'm so sorry for you but this will teach you something. Security is the most important thing when managing coins (FIAT or crypto doesn't mind).

You should now prevent that those thing will happen again.

I'm sorry it happened and we do not want to lose like that, be careful and always close our account is the best thing besides using a password that is difficult to secure our account

What a horror story! Never underestimate security of online accounts speciallay if they are related to cryptocurrencies. I never hold big amounts in exchanges or online wallets. Always do your research and transfer your earnings to paper or harware wallets and dont forget to activate 2fa on your exchange accounts.

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[DoublerHunter]

I'm so sorry for you but this will teach you something. Security is the most important thing when managing coins (FIAT or crypto doesn't mind).

You should now prevent that those thing will happen again.

I'm sorry it happened and we do not want to lose like that, be careful and always close our account is the best thing besides using a password that is difficult to secure our account

What a horror story! Never underestimate security of online accounts speciallay if they are related to cryptocurrencies. I never hold big amounts in exchanges or online wallets. Always do your research and transfer your earnings to paper or harware wallets and dont forget to activate 2fa on your exchange accounts.

Putting some big amounts of bitcoin in your exchange accounts is the worst decision that you can make because it will not help you to secure your money or bitcoin because you are already risking it and you are like baiting the hackers to be more interested in exchange because exchanges are very attractive to hackers because they can hack through it and stole the bitcoins and other coins there and if you are greedy and not conservative about your bitcoin then you might regret it because even the people who have 2fa's in their account can still be hacked if the hackers will bypass the security.

[andrew24p]

This really sucks, im sorry man, thats a very expensive lesson. Im glad you posted here because hopefully it will teach people to keep their coins offline and safe.

[eance]

A piece of advise..  no key logger works with Trezor.. if you have more than 1 BTC get a Trezor ASAP.

[catvantuong]

Sorry for your loss mate. If I were you... I would try a full forensics on the computer to learn where the malware came from ..
 This will teach me something. Security is the most important thing when managing coins
Be sure to use security before using coin

[Esmeral]

WOW
95BTC is really a huge number, how do you lose 95 BTC so

[CryForA]

I do not think that I would endure such a loss. I'm very sorry bro.

[valentin68]

There is a God in this world. God sees them all. I'm not a religious person, but I can tell you that if you worked for the 95 bitcoins that you lost, someone will return you these bitcoins one day. All the money that you lost, some day someone will give them to you. This is how this world works, there is no loose without a compensation.  Some day in the coming days, you will get all your lost bitcoins returned.

[khufuking]

Hmm I do not thing this is a hacker or a keylogger , Because simply if it was then why they did not hack you before ! You have been keeping this since 2012 and if this transaction you made was your first , Then how can anyone know you had coins in first place , Unless someone really close to you !! My advice look close and search who can reach to your pc when you left it open and you might find your coins

[BeerPanda]

Oh god!! It is terrible!! sorry for your huge lose. What are going to do? Do you have and suggestions who was that?

[rajsimran]

Sorry for your loss. I can feel your pain. 95 btc OMG.
Do you know how keyloger came to your computer? You can contact with a cyber security expert to find how keyloger came and then can trace the hacker.Only cyber security expert can help you to find that.Otherwise your btc is lost

[btcprospecter]

Sorry for your loss 95 btc and 120 ltc is alot of money. We are hearing an awful lot of instances of this happening now and the worst part is that there is nothing that can really be done to get them back.

[CryptoScorpio]

Feeling very sad for what happened to you.You held them from 2012.That is great. It is better suggested that keep your bitcoins in a separate hardware. If you want to keep on a desktop wallet, it is better to have an anti-virus, anti-malware and anti-logger softwares.
I think it is impossible to revert crypto transactions.

[mastica]

Im shocked why people keep using just one computer to store and acess their funds and use it for the daily things, we know that internet has becamed a hard way to keep protected, the last hackers attack did exposed the issues at some old software, soo my advice is use different computers to acess your portfolio and to make your things.
Its 100 bitcoin its a huge ammount to let your computer be used by anyone eles besides you, as well you took the risks using those computer for all, with such ammount you should had bought a computer just to acess your coins nothing eles.

[pentol86]

sorry for your loose, some one split your btc, and then they split again.. no more than 5 transaction per address...

i hope you recover soon bro

[cryptosifu]

Damn that sucks.  Always invest in a good anti-virus program when you're involved with cryptocurrencies. 

[dhka]

That sucks man
to me, lesson learnt is never store that amount of massive btc online, buy a good ledger wallet
Just put a little amount in my online wallet for transactions

[SchultzDwayne]

That sucks man
to me, lesson learnt is never store that amount of massive btc online, buy a good ledger wallet
Just put a little amount in my online wallet for transactions

I don't know. Even that can have problems, maybe it's stolen, maybe it breaks, maybe someone somehow find an exploit
That's a problem for mass adoption of bitcoin
Maybe diversify after a point, have wallets on pc, hardware wallets, paper wallets, each one with part of your money

[DigitalLemming]

I understand the OP should have been more careful with that sum of money but it does not sound like his security was decent and wasn’t doing anything outrages on his PC. This just shows the importance off keeping your coins offline. Unfortunately any thing included ledgers and exchanges are potential targets. If you are not planning on using your funds simply make a paper wallet on a device not connected to the internet and your coins should be secure

[julius caesar]

Sorry for your losses, that sucks to hear.
Do you have any idea where the keylogger came from? Have you confirmed it was indeed a keylogger?

Thats too painful too read, it ripped my dream to have that certain amount of money, I feel threatened that in a blink of an eyw I might lose all the hardwork that I have been working for, and I think no one deserves that, but we should consider the fact that this is a digital system where in hacker are tend to roam around for some meat to eat, and it sucks, you dont do such thing but someone might do that? Thats pretty awful how unfair life is. You can do it! Keep working.