One Solana wallet generated $1.4B in suspected wash trades over 30 days, @Bitquery_io found.
Ten linked pools displayed about $5.93B in liquidity on DEXScreener but held only $10,238 in USDC reserves.
via @hardeyjumoh
https://t.co/0nZjn0Kiry
A thief took $15.99M in USDT from 40 CoinDCX wallets on TRON on 21 October.
The exchange says they were old addresses it stopped using in 2025.
https://t.co/IZ5bZezwld
59 seconds after a new KIMCHI launched on pump fun, three linked Solana wallets sold every token they held in the old KIMCHI, in one block, while buying the new one.
https://t.co/8SprsRABiY
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NGRAVE says attackers compromised a third-party service behind LIQUID app notifications. Fake alerts led users to a site seeking recovery phrases.
@Bitquery_io traced $2.16M in suspected phishing proceeds to 39 Hyperliquid accounts.
via @hardeyjumoh
https://t.co/dUBlIiBZNU
.@Bitquery_io found 110 wallets sent 7.79M RLUSD payments on XRPL from Sept. 19 to Oct. 18, or 99.6% of the total, moving $7,722.
Payments of at least $1 moved $7.33B, with 10 wallets accounting for 82% of that value.
via @hardeyjumoh
https://t.co/QzuofbAmob
A real wallet app will never send you to a page that asks for your recovery words.
If you typed yours anywhere that night, treat them as stolen. Move the coins on every chain to a wallet with new words.
Full trace, with the thief's addresses:
https://t.co/WSfBkBcrhe
One thief took $2.65M from 84 wallets in one night, after fake alerts from NGRAVE's own app.
The alert said your portfolio had been synced on a new phone in Moscow. The page behind it asked for your recovery words.
We followed the money. Here is where most of it went.
Most of the money became a Monero token.
In 39 new Hyperliquid accounts, the thief swapped $2.16M into XMR1, a token that tracks Monero.
On the morning of 19 October, none of it had been sold or withdrawn.
Since 2016, stablecoin issuers froze $6.4 billion on-chain, against $755 million frozen, moved or rolled back by blockchains: 89% of the total.
https://t.co/NnA2swRblQ
the median solana memecoin buyer only lost $13. thats not the scary part
top 1% of buyers took 56% of everything won. 74% of 2.9m wallets ended with less sol per bitquery
the trenches are basically payroll for the 1%
@Bitquery_io@Pumpfun#Solana#memecoins