Sorry guys. This kind of failure is unacceptable. This is why users need to have self custodial user friendly wallets. This is what always happens when you rely on a third party for your wallet, and that third party has any control whatsoever.

Coinos themselves are at fault for this issue, but only in so far that this will happen to every single custodian, at one point or another. They made some bad security decisions, but that's unimportant. They could have done everything correctly and eventually something would have happened anyway.

This is why self custody is necessary. Mistakes happen, most of the time the custodian is not evil or malicious, it's the very ability to have control over another's funds or data that is the problem, almost never who the controller is.

What coinos did right is the user friendlyness. I liked coinos, it works, the ui is clean and simple, and getting setup is incredibly easy. But they took custody of user funds, and that's always a problem in the making.

The wallet integrated in animestr will be entirely self-custodied, and still be as intuitive as coinos (if not more)