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@cryptotrice-Promoted Cracked TradingView Premium Suspected of Stealing Account and Crypto Wallet Data

Since mid-October, the account @cryptotrice has repeatedly promoted a purported cracked version of TradingView Premium, with related posts receiving more than 300,000 views at most. The download used a password-protected archive and key generator, and its link did not lead to the claimed GitHub repository. Users warned it might steal account and crypto wallet information.

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What happened

Since mid-October, the account @cryptotrice has repeatedly promoted a purported cracked version of TradingView Premium, with related posts receiving more than 300,000 views at most. The download used a password-protected archive and key generator, and its link did not lead to the claimed GitHub repository. Users warned it might steal account and crypto wallet information.

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Global impact / market context

If the software is malicious, people who install it could lose access to trading accounts or crypto wallets, potentially causing financial losses and reducing confidence in downloaded trading tools. The article does not confirm theft, so the risk remains an allegation rather than an established incident.

Analyst inference

The article describes a specific online software-safety concern, not a confirmed security breach at TradingView or a reported change in company results. It gives no evidence of a connection to the listed stock or LINK, so a direct financial impact cannot be established from this context.

Analyst inference

What to watch

  1. Whether users or security researchers provide evidence that the promoted software collected or transmitted account credentials or crypto wallet information, rather than only raising warnings. Analyst inference
  2. Whether @cryptotrice removes or changes the download and provides a verifiable repository, as the account said links were available through its app and could expire after one use. Analyst inference
  3. Whether affected users report unauthorized account access or wallet losses; such reports could establish real harm, while the article currently confirms only warnings and one antivirus deletion. Analyst inference

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