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⚡ Update : Sahara Airdrop Claim from Compromised Wallet This time I don't want to take any risks because I couldn't find a way to get the HEX data beforehand. It also requires a captcha. I could use a captcha solver API, but I still don't want to take... show more
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I already got drained 🥺🥺😔
Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍
Please my wallet got compromised and any token I send into it automatically gets rerouted, is there any thing I can do?
You are probably the only one I see actually helping people with their hacked wallets man. Keep up the good work brother 🤝
Mehnn you tried already
@Zun2025 is Zem ❤️
So basically, the captcha affects the timestamp, which makes it impossible to claim before the claim time. But what if there is no sweeper bot on the address, is there a way to know that?
This is exactly why security hygiene is so important in crypto. Airdrops aren’t worth risking your entire wallet. Anyone else skipping this one too? Would love to hear what strategies others are using to stay safe.
This is amazing Zun and I’m glad you did your things and not listen to people’s opinion. Although it came from a good place.
Legend. 🤝
Pls @Zun2025 work on Linea network...my wallet is compromised and that's the only airdrop I'm hoping on...I don't want my hard labor to be earned by these scammers
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