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Mikolaj
@mikos32.eth
Can’t fucking believe it…. Random guy who have $60k+ just stole my locked degen (worth around $1.2k) when it was unlocking. Wasn’t connecting that wallet on some “random” and wrong sites, because this was literally everything I had in crypto… I don’t even know what to say more.
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Ryan J. Shaw
@rjs
If you have a tx I’d be happy to tell you how it’s done 1800 $degen
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Mikolaj
@mikos32.eth
First of all thank you for support, tip and for being here. Do you mean tx of this sent degens? https://basescan.org/tx/0xadda9c694c9b9ade1122e1be57ff7861e63c711505645399eb2b8966b5b6ff4f
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Ryan J. Shaw
@rjs
Unless you accidentally signed that tx on a website somewhere, that's a private key compromise. In which case they have full access to your wallet, you need to abandon it and verify a new address on Farcaster to avoid losing future Degen claims. Strongly consider resetting any machines that had access to your private key, as there's a good chance they exfiltrated the key via malware (unless you have reason to believe otherwise e.g. exposed credentials for your password manager etc.)
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Mikolaj
@mikos32.eth
Saw today proxystudio cast and address who received stolen zora tokens made interaction with this guy who stole my degens. If Zora claim contract was doxxed there’s a chance that was the way they got access?
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Ryan J. Shaw
@rjs
Not sure what that's about, but the execution trace is clear: your EOA signed the transaction, which means you either did so mistakingly on a website (a fake unlock site?), or you private key was stolen.
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Mikolaj
@mikos32.eth
I was locking only. Didn’t made unlock (it was finishing yesterday, but he unlocked/swapped LDEGEN to DEGEN). Only was claiming Zora airdrop yesterday on basescan through contract (this needed to sign with wallet x2 if I remember).
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Ryan J. Shaw
@rjs
You have to separate what you *intended* to do from what *happened*. For example, you either used a fake claim or lock site and *thought* you were doing what you said but actually unlocked and sent your degenerate (see screenshots). Or you have lost control of your private key. You really need to accept the above are the facts and wipe your machine(s) with access to your private key and setup a new wallet on the wiped machines, OR acknowledge that you signed something other than what you intended.
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Mikolaj
@mikos32.eth
But this unlock and withdraw it wasn’t me.
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