To be clear, I have 0 idea how is deposit/withdrawal/deposit creditation to account programmed, but based on scam that I noticed today, I assume it works in way I will explain, if name "x", if hash starts/ends with "x" it is XYZ coin. Will explain why I think it works that way and will explain what is situation I had. So l have registered on X casino week ago or so. I had deposit in USDT, later on I decided to withdraw USDT via Solana network. Thats where issues starts. TO MAKE IT CLEAR CASINOS ARE VICTIMS NOT SCAMERS!!
I made withdrawal, withdrawal was sent out, but I didnt recieve it on my Binance wallet, was arguing with their support, they were claiming coin I recieved is not supported, took me like 2 hours of arguing till I realized token seem to be same, but they are not! Logo of USDT and fake USDT is same, 1st 2 letters in hash are same, last 3 letters in hash are same. As withdrawal was autimated I realized it was not to meant to be that way. It was issue on system that recognize these 2 coins as same while they are not and someone abused it, made deposits worth 20k$ (based on what I managed to calculate through wallet I recieved these coins from). Just for a note, this is on Solana network.
TxID:
eGky4pvBzPEPY8DDzw8wkMZ4NipizFczeNv BG6iNwyzSjXu3HhAVrrgFymHHXt5u9HfJnm S2aYkTxb5WZoJjStM
Fake USDT hash:
Es9u3WiBPmiQnnh3UankMsSnkiW4QAkJX5waZMSMnNYB
Real USDT hash:
Es9vMFrzaCERmJfrF4H2FYD4KCoNkY11McCe8BenwNYB
If you have Solana network implemented into your casino, check out you have not been scamed already and check out if your system has this kind of flaw.
Summory: Solana network, 2 different coins but system might register them as same
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