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I lost 0.5 cbETH due to inadvertently clicking on a phishing link from a compromised X @setter_app over a week ago. As I was browsing Twitter, I encountered a post purportedly from Setter, exclaiming, "Wow! 55% of our $STR airdrop supply has already been claimed!" @setter

2/? Without giving it much thought, I clicked on a ***-setter.app (I've omitted the first three symbols to prevent anyone from visiting it). I didn't recognize the link; all that caught my attention was the familiar design, prompting me to log in and sign the message

4/? Upon waking, I checked my DeBank account, expecting to see a balance of approximately 3,300, but to my horror, it was only 1,300. The transaction history revealed a single transaction - a queueWithdrawal from EigenLayer

4/? Upon waking, I checked my DeBank account, expecting to see a balance of approximately 3,300, but to my horror, it was only 1,300. The transaction history revealed a single transaction - a queueWithdrawal from EigenLayer
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x2178360b4e8891055b090db99b62174aae859e56bb6a23c805b10e706c29f690

5/? The rest of my funds remained untouched, which was startling. Seeking assistance, I contacted EigenLayer (EL) discord support, only to learn it was too late and the scammer likely transferred the funds to another wallet.

6/? Now I have 0 cbETH on my EL and 0 cbETH on my wallet.
@setter @jacob

My wallet is :0xd3199189fef0abda6aed19e727017607249087fd

Yes, I do realize that it's also my fault because I have to doble check everything but damn those 0.5 cbETH hearts me

3/? Subsequently, multiple unauthorized transactions began to appear, filled with nonsensical activity. It was only then that I realized something was amiss, so I quickly exited the website and alerted others in Telegram. Assuming my funds were safe in my wallet, I went to bed.