Earlier I came across a project with a similar name, and as soon as I visited the site, everything became clear. In fact, it is a cloned fake that is implemented on dozens, if not hundreds, of domains. They look identical, have the same content, and share one database. You can verify this simply by trying to register with the same email on different sites. It will give an error that confirms my words. Many users believed in Block Haven because they allowed the first deposit to be redirected, and that's how they lost their money.
In short, Block Haven stands out only in how poorly a theoretically good idea has been implemented. Not only is the site navigation, to put it mildly, limping, but its content raises a huge number of questions. It's as if the company deliberately omits any information on issues that are extremely important for any trader. There are no licenses or registrations. Not even a basic list of currencies offered for storage. How can such a cryptocurrency wallet even be considered as a primary/secondary option? Considering how poorly it is made, I cannot rule out the possibility that it is simply part of some fraudulent scheme…
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