Cautionary Crypto Tales: How Not to Lose Your Bitcoin, with David Veksler

As the market heats up, it's important to learn from the mistakes of others who have gone before you. Bitcoin puts the power of an unconfiscatable store of value into your hands, however, many users have found themselves robbed by their own carelessness or by simple scams.

Join us as we welcome special returning guest David Veksler, who has seen it all running a wallet recovery service since 2017 and serving thousands of people. He'll be sharing with us the common mistakes that can lead to you losing your most cherished digital assets.

David Veksler is the Managing Partner of Vellum Capital, a cryptocurrency-focused hedge fund founded in 2018. At Vellum, he oversees cryptocurrency operations, asset security, counterparty relationships, market research, and digital marketing.
Since 2017, he has he has advised thousands of customers on cryptocurrency-related issues though WalletRecovery.info, including:

• Aided thousands of customers in recovering Bitcoin/crypto wallets using advanced techniques such as GPU-based brute force attacks, hardware hacking, and smart contract development.

• Pioneered innovative recovery solutions, including jailbreaking smartphones and using MEV bots for recovery, contributing significantly to the field.

This is a community sponsored event. BBQ and beer will be provided but feel free to BYOB to share or anything else you'd like to add to the pot-luck vibe. If you're a vegetarian we welcome you but meal options may be limited FYI!

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