GxSTxV has changed his password recently.

Quote from: kro55 on August 01, 2026, 09:07:51 PM

Ruining his reputation isn't my intention. I've already stepped away from the forum, so I don't want anyone to be harmed because of me.

If you had no intention of anything you wouldn't be speaking now on the situation IMO. I don't know exactly what's going on, nor do I know who is in the right or wrong. Shasan knows the risks when loaning money so don't hide behind that as a reason not to tell the story n show proof. Drop your knowledge and let him dispute or run off.

Quote from: GxSTxV on July 30, 2026, 07:12:47 PM

... It has been more than two weeks since I received a message from @wwzsocki asking me why I had contacted one of his clients. Strangely, I had never done that. When I checked my Google account activity, I noticed that the call had indeed happened, but at that time I was asleep. I discovered that someone accessed my google account. Thankfully, nothing else happened and I was able to disconnect the other device. I didn’t take it too seriously back then which is a very dumb mistake and negligent...

I normally don't get involved in threads on the Reputation board, but since I've worked with GxSTxV on many projects over the years, I think it's fair to share what I know.

I can confirm that he was hacked. It actually started here on Bitcointalk after he participated in a giveaway where he was asked to download a wallet. Shortly after that, his accounts were compromised.

I remember that GxSTxV and his friend, who were both working with me, they had experienced the same issue. Looking at both cases, I was convinced that the Bitcointalk giveaway thread was spreading malware. I checked and just after reported the thread once VirusTotal showed me all possible viruses in scan reoport once I checked the wallet link shared in giveaway thread. I asked moderators to remove it, but remember seeing it remain active for quite some time after my reports, sent more reports for few other threads posted from this account in which I found malicious links, but also nothing was removed. Unfortunately, I can't find the thread anymore, but perhaps GxSTxV still has the link and if it's relevant to this discussion he will share it.

From what I saw, the attacker gained access to his laptop, not just a single account. Multiple accounts were compromised, including Telegram, Gmail, exchange accounts, and other services.

At the time it happened, one of my clients told me they had received strange calls from one of my team members. I contacted GxSTxV and he shared screenshots showing that the call had been made while he was asleep, which matched what we already knew about the compromised laptop. Thankfully, my client ignored those calls, so no damage was done.

The attacker also used his Telegram accounts to message people asking for money and GxSTxV warned me about this. I honestly thought he had already changed all his passwords and enabled 2FA everywhere because I advised him to do exactly that after the incident. Looking at what happened later, it seems either not every account was secured or some accounts were still vulnerable.

Another thing I can confirm is that during that period he was dealing with serious personal matters. We were working together on some jobs from quite some time, and he asked me to take over because he knew he wouldn't be able to deliver everything on time. That part is absolutely true.

As for the allegations about loans, blocked accounts, deleted messages, or anything similar, I have no personal knowledge of those events. If chat history disappeared or someone got blocked Kro55, it's possible it was done by the hacker, but that's only my personal assumption.

What I can speak about is my own experience. I've worked with GxSTxV many times over the years, including situations where trust and money were involved. He has always kept his word, delivered as agreed, and whenever an issue came up he was responsive and worked to resolve it.

Based on my own experience, I trust GxSTxV and would have no hesitation working with him again or engaging in financial dealings.

I have been busy lately with my immigration process, so I didnt have much time for the forum. Never think you can convince people here with your bullshit. Moreover, with the amount of red flags in your story I think it's time to close this matter.

First of all, I never denied receiving funds from you in first place. What I denied was that those funds were a loan or help from you ( I paid you back the last loan publicly, everything is documented)

Quote from: kro55 on July 31, 2026, 09:07:32 AM

This user is completely liar.
Recently, this user convinced me by saying his condition is bad and sent him funds

to his address: bc1qxqr2rrvqzknarv4kqvzv0y8lu3duy75nlmxzmf

After I sent funds, he blocked me from everywhere, stopped contacting me, and deleted all of his previous chats.

According to your own story, I blocked you immediately after receiving the funds, let's think about that for a second, If this was really a loan, why would I block you right away? A loan has a repayment period. Blocking immediately would make absolutely no sense because I would still have time to repay, right?

What actually happened is completely different. I told you I was busy that day and even explained what I was dealing with. You kept spamming me because you wanted me to exchange your Bitcoin to USDT, despite knowing I didn't have easy access to my exchanger (Binance) at the time. You sent the BTC in two separate transactions, and after taking off fees and my agreed interest, I sent you the USDT just few hours later

https://bscscan.com/tx/0x66175427aca762f9799e2ee14a889c26016ce4552078b6f691abeff29b51c623

The transaction was made in private with this shared address: 0x67eb1f86d963c4f8caa48684e30489a4f382a957

Let me show and explain how these exchange transactions started:

Quote from: kro55 on September 29, 2025, 06:38:16 PM

ok mate, hope soon you will get payment.

Also, you could do this exchange to earn some passive: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5560679
and send it to me to repay the loan partially..

I don't have much reputation to do this exchange, otherwise I could try..

best,
kro55

to this

Quote from: ₿itcoin on September 29, 2025, 10:49:07 PM

so cool, i received it.

really thanks for saving me when I was stuck on Bitstamp.

feel free to send me any feedback if you want.

Good night,,,

I should have known that whenever this person ask for an exchange, there will be something else behind it.

Quote from: kro55 on August 01, 2026, 09:07:51 PM

I don't want to make anything public right now, even though I have all the evidence.

I'd rather give GxSTxV a chance to resolve the situation. I know he's in a difficult spot in his IRL, and I'm still willing to work things out if he wants to.

Ruining his reputation isn't my intention. I've already stepped away from the forum, so I don't want anyone to be harmed because of me.

I'll wait until he fully repays Shasan, since releasing our private messages now could negatively affect Shasan's chances of recovering his money as well. If GxSTxV also refunds what he owes me, this matter can be put behind us.

However, if he ultimately refuses to refund me, I will publish all the evidence.

This looks more like an attempt to influence other members than an attempt to present facts. You say you have stepped away from the forum yet you previously told me you own another account that was banned or flagged. I can't prove it today, so I won't present it as evidence, but I remember that conversation well. If someone ever starts investigating your accounts, I'll gladly help.

If you genuinely regret exchanging currencies with me, then the solution is simple: send back what I sent you, and I send back what you sent me. We can do it publicly in this thread so everyone can see exactly what happened. Otherwise, there is nothing for me to refund because this was never a loan.

As for your repeated accusations and attempts to damage my reputation, I will continue responding with facts whenever.

I would like to thank wwzsocki. He has trusted me with upfront payments many times in multiple jobs, and every single time I kept my word. We have worked together on multiple occasions and resolved many issues professionally. Even though it has nothing to do with this bullshit, but history speaks louder, and I am very much back to offer my services and bring new things to our community.

Quote from: GxSTxV on August 06, 2026, 10:30:05 PM

If someone ever starts investigating your accounts, I'll gladly help.

How can you not see the investigation started almost two years ago? Is everyone's trust feedback invisible to you? They are both very obviously purchased accounts that have been attempting to farm trust for quite some time. You ignored the warnings provided by others. There's really no excuse for that.

Quote from: nutildah on August 07, 2026, 02:35:03 AM

Quote from: GxSTxV on August 06, 2026, 10:30:05 PM

If someone ever starts investigating your accounts, I'll gladly help.

I agree, my situation back then forced me to take this risk, which was obviously a big mistake, and I take full responsibility. I am referring to their/his bigger farm and other accounts related to the same person or farm. I am certain that these aren't the only accounts taking advantage of so many signature/bounty campaigns. That's why I am going to provide more details for anyone who found or wants to help reveal them in public.