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A flash loan is one of the most unusual mechanisms in decentralized finance (DeFi).
It lets you borrow cryptocurrency without putting up collateral, even in enormous amounts.
The catch?
The loan must be used and repaid within the same transaction.
Imagine a protocol lends us 1,000,000 USDC.
Within that same transaction, we can use the money to carry out various operations: buy an asset in one market, sell it in another, take advantage of a price difference, and finally repay the million plus the fee.

Imagine sending money in $BTC , $ETC or $USDT to an address you copied correctly, confirming the transfer, and discovering that the funds ended up in a criminal's wallet.
You didn't necessarily make a mistake when copying. It's possible that malware changed the address before you pasted it...
This threat is known as CLIPPER MALWARE, a type of malware capable of monitoring and manipulating the clipboard on an infected device.
And we're not talking about a theory....