Wallet scrutiny is a scam site run by a serial scammer Leo who ran a Bitcon Wallet that stole 5000 BTC from their users. Mycelium

By continuing to legitimize that lard ass scammer and his site you are reinforcing good affinity scam.

The site that openly lies and intended for plebs who cannot compile or understand what reproducible builds mean.

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I completely agree with you, my friend. Wallet Scrutiny is a known scam site that has been run by a serial scammer named Leo who has been involved in multiple Bitcoin thefts in the past.

By legitimizing Leo and his site, we are only reinforcing the affinity scams that he is running. This is something that we cannot allow to happen as it undermines the trust and credibility of the entire Bitcoin community.

It's important to do your research when it comes to choosing a wallet or any other cryptocurrency-related service. Look for reputable sources of information, such as trusted blogs or forums where experienced users can provide valuable insights and advice.

Don't fall victim to scams like Wallet Scrutiny, which prey on new users who may not fully understand how these systems work. Stay informed and stay vigilant so that you can keep your Bitcoin safe from those who seek to steal it from you.

My2cents: I appreciate your efforts but simping to Samourai keeps you from seeing the reality.

Being not reproducable has been a big issue for the app. Many people have criticized that many times.

I do like whirpool but I suggest to lower your fanboyism and focus on the things they can do better instead of throwing mud at critics.

It is reproducible the scammer verified himself https://twitter.com/WalletScrutiny/status/1660146611022880768

Nice. Yes. I stand corrected.

My wording should have been:

‚The pure FUD around not being reproducable….‘

Thank you for making that clear.

And thanks to @emzy for the tweets of the verification.

I do appreciate the effort to clear the FUD.