A user mistakenly sent $129 million USDT to a phishing address but miraculously got all the funds back. The scammer voluntarily returned 90% of the stolen amount within an hour and the remaining 10% four hours later. This act has surprised the cryptocurrency community, with speculations that the scammer wanted to avoid being caught or having their wallets blacklisted. The incident highlights the vulnerabilities in crypto transactions and the need for robust security measures and vigilance. It also serves as a reminder of the risks and caution required in digital asset transactions.
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