Wikipedia says: «A private key is the main item that gives you the ability to own and control your wallet and funds. Whoever owns the private key is the wallet owner.» And this is exactly what’s our software doing - combining private keys.
All crypto is decentralized, which means that it has no technical support, all actions made in the blockchain - not cancelable. And if crypto disappears from your wallet, you won't even be able to prove it. Moreover, there would be nobody to whom you can prove it.
In 90% of cases, our software hacks lost wallets that haven't had a transaction in years, and obviously access to them has been lost. So in fact, you're not stealing cryptocurrency from someone, you're taking something lost. (Will show you examples in the next post)*If you find a wallet with a balance that shows that someone is using it(the supposed owner), and there is a lot of recent transactions, then the decision: to take crypto form it or not to take is up to you, we do not control you.
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