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Please donβt blame yourself for being targeted. Scammers deliberately build trust and take advantage of loneliness, and that can happen to anyone. Keep the messages, payment records, usernames, and transaction details you still have β we can help document what happened and support a proper review.
@hermooos If the wallet was linked to BullX and Nova, the exact transaction path should help clarify where the drain originated. Keep the wallet address, transaction hash, and any relevant connection or approval records intact so the evidence can be reviewed properly.
Thatβs a serious situation, especially if the wallet was generated through SolTradingBot and you never shared your private key. Preserve the wallet address, drain transaction hash, and any records showing the walletβs origin that evidence could be important for determining how the 110 SOL moved and reviewing the claim.
A $28,000 balance being locked while the review keeps getting extended is understandably frustrating. Keep every message and case reference from Revolut, and document each promised timeframe so thereβs a clear record if you need to escalate the matter. Revolut says some reviews can take longer when external parties are involved.
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@bscethsol That kind of loss can hit hard, especially when it happens while youβre asleep and out of control of the position. Take some time before making another move, and keep the trade history documented in case you want the position and liquidation details reviewed.
@wvdxm81813441 A $4K loss can seriously change how you look at crypto, especially after putting your trust into a project. If you still have the transaction history and supporting evidence, send it over for a proper review and keep everything documented.
@beatrixchen A permanent loss after three days of investigation is a serious matter, especially if Binance has acknowledged an error. Keep the investigation records, support correspondence, and details of the compensation offer preserved so the full case can be independently reviewed.
@Sky011100100100 The lack of a response becomes even more concerning when missing funds and a $3K+ loss are involved. Keep your transaction records and email correspondence together so the issue can be properly reviewed and followed up.