Scammers created YouTube tutorials falsely claiming to teach AI crypto trading bot development with Claude, tricking 224 users into building and deploying malicious smart contracts that drained their wallets. Victims lost 274.6 ETH (~$517,000) by approving transactions themselves, with some receiving follow-up scam messages requesting additional deposits.
A cryptocurrency user's Solana wallet was drained while they were offline, losing approximately 18 SOL in what appears to be a multi-target attack affecting multiple Pumpfun users. The user seeks assistance recovering their account and determining whether the breach originated from the application itself.
A post promotes Kestrel, a desktop browser for crypto trading that integrates token verification, transaction simulation, and safety features directly into social platforms and trading interfaces. The tool aims to reduce risks from phishing and wallet drainers while enabling faster trading on Solana and other blockchains.
A dark web actor named 'vendoir' is advertising multi-chain cryptocurrency drainer source code for $210, claiming support for over 610 wallets across Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana, and other blockchains with features including phishing endpoints and a web admin panel. The claim remains unverified.
A post from PF Mental Health Hotline discusses the relationship between market dynamics and mental health, titled 'The Minute Market and the Mind'.
Kestrel Browser is a new web browser with an integrated Solana wallet that provides safety analysis and trading capabilities in a single interface. It launches today on macOS and Windows, offering contract analysis, phishing protection, and token buying/selling without opening additional tabs, positioning itself as a safer alternative to existing crypto trading platforms.
Roman Storm, an open source developer, posted a message congratulating someone on becoming a money transmitter, in response to discussion about crypto wallet drainers on X.