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Yesterday my Axiom trading wallet was drained for over 251 SOL ($42,000). Here is what I know and why this entire incident is rather alarming.
Sladq
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- Replying to @sladq_10/10 I’m sharing this to warn others using Axiom.trade. Double-check your wallet security and monitor your points. I’m offering a $10k bounty for anyone who can help dive deeper and recover my funds. If you have info or experience, DM me. Let’s solve this
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- Replying to @sladq_3/10 When I came back, I was shocked to see my trading wallet completely drained—251 SOL gone. That’s $42,000 at current prices. I immediately knew something was wrong. My first thought: was this an issue on Axiom’s end? I reached out to their support team right away.
00:00- got drained today 😃
Shocked is the #1 source of onchain alpha ⤵️ We noticed ChatGPT posted the $KITGPT CA on their IG story Members were alerted of the coin at 67K market cap Now tapping 1.3M market cap for a quick 20x 🚀- Replying to @sladq_5/10 I dug deeper and traced the transaction. The funds were drained from my wallet (FWpczoGkDfaeLUAtJsQsHRVdterv5aN3nxwpMecUmuXw) to this address: Axm5juhLfvkzBXjhXapdAf6WEG8pUTdd6hd2ZRSmnUTz. Here’s the transaction on Solscan:
- Replying to @sladq_9/10 After I reached out to support, my Axiom points and referrals were restored. This whole situation raises red flags—vanity addresses, wiped points, and a transaction that doesn’t add up. Was this an inside job or a sophisticated scam?
- Replying to @sladq_6/10 Here’s where it gets odd. The receiving wallet (Axm5juh…) has no prior transaction history on Solscan and appears to be a vanity address—likely generated to obscure the trail. The transaction itself only used 100,000 compute units, far too low to look remotely suspiscious.
