Fool Me Once: Ethereum Traders Make More Money After Being Scammed
Ethereum Fool Me Once: Ethereum Traders Make More Money After Being Scammed 11 minuto ang nakalipas Balita ng Ethereum ng Bitcoin A landmark research paper found that Ethereum investors whove lost funds because of cybercrime tend to see better gains after becoming victims—a surprising result, according to the author, with some big caveats. Published in early August, the investigation identified 19 unique cybercrime categories. On the Ethereum network, Ponzi schemes have accounted for 60% of funds stolen, followed by giveaways (18%), exploits (13%), and hacks (5%). Paul Momtaz, professor of entrepreneurial finance at the Technical University of Munich and one of the four co-authors, told I-decrypt he was shocked to find that for Ethereum investors “burning your fingers is good for you.” Sinabi niya sa I-decrypt that the team discovered “once you become a victim, your returns from investing in Ethereum tend to improve.” The results revealed that investors modified their risk-taking models, both according to portfolio size (smaller wallets tend to “become gamblers,” explained Momtaz), but also timeframes. In the long run, read the paper, victims reduce their overall risk by diversifying more, but also “become less willing to take risks that are harder to control.” The researchers also came across another surprising finding: The Federal Trade Commission
