Still trying to figure this out but @bonkbot_io
@Prodigy_solbot @magnumtradebot
Someone has access to one of these bots and is draining accounts
Yesterday I used my wallet created through bonk bot on all three of these trading bots and nothing else literally dexscreener and telegram
Then funds magically started disappearing as well as meme coins, been here for 3-4 years never seen anything like this and it looks like this is happening to hundreds of people. Here’s my GAzss6UGqFd7LY8k49CNCnTc7RyXDmZqLDBebfULb9Lk
Here’s where they are sending it to 8cgsAmJ959iErr2ytxYBLMGTpKTBu3a4gGZRvXzotiSE
But looks like they have access to some sort of bot because the way the transactions ware being processed on sol someone who knows more about sol transactions should take a look
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Update on @coinbase lawsuit:
Major Breakthrough for US crypto! Court rules crypto not securities on secondary markets.
You will not see this in the MSM.
#Coinbase has attained a significant milestone amid an ongoing lawsuit.
The US Court of Appeals Second Circuit sided with Coinbase.
The court confirmed that secondary sales of crypto by Coinbase do not violate the Securities Exchange Act. 👀
The plaintiffs in the case are plaintiffs Louis Oberlander, Christopher Underwood, and Henry Rodriguez. The lawsuit centered on allegations of violations of federal and state securities laws concerning the trading of specific cryptocurrencies on Coinbase.
The plaintiffs asserted federal claims under Sections 5, 12(a)(1), and 15 of the Securities Act of 1933, as well as Sections 5, 15(a)(1), 20(a), and 29(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Additionally, they brought forth state law claims under the securities laws of California, Florida, and New Jersey. These claims were filed on behalf of a nationwide class consisting of individuals.
The affected people include those who bought or sold the tokens on Coinbase’s platforms between October 8, 2019, and the filing of the amended complaint on March 11, 2022.
https://t.co/bLEfdxfCPD