Anyone interested in storing their ETH or tokens temporarily with a reliable address? Seems like a decent option for safekeeping.
Here's the address: https://etherscan.io/address/0x4bcc85fa097ad0f5618cb9bb5bc0affbaec359b5
You can get your funds back whenever you want. A small fee might apply, though.
Temporary ETH and Token Custody Services: Thoughts?
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just_nonceNewbie
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#3May 23, 2026, 11:50 AM
Wait, hold up. I don't get it. Why would anyone trust their funds with you instead of keeping it with their own wallet? Plus, 0.2 ETH fee just to withdraw seems off.
Totally agree. This looks super risky. If you can't keep your keys, it's really not your coin.
Why would anyone fund your address with no yield or safety? I'd just buy a hardware wallet instead for less.
swiftorbitNewbie
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#5May 23, 2026, 12:46 PM
Yeah, like what makes people think handing over their funds is a good idea? That fee sounds ridiculous. I'd rather not pay you and keep my assets safe at home.
I'm with you all on this. Why let someone else hold your coins? Feels like a bad move to me.
I reported this, but I'm confused why it's still here. It looks like a scam to me. Using fees to lure in big investors is just wrong.
Honestly, your service sounds like someone asking for a billion dollars and then charging a fortune to hold it. How is that sensible?
For real. It's all about understanding crypto and using it wisely. Knowing how everything works is key to benefiting from it.
chris.viperMember
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#10May 24, 2026, 04:18 AM
So you're saying we give you our money? And we pay for the privilege? Why not just use a reputable custodian that pays interest?
This whole idea isn’t adding up.