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TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I've never felt so utterly hopeless

I've never felt so utterly hopeless. It all started on LinkedIn. I connected with someone who offered to show me the ropes of smart contract staking. To build trust, they forwarded 13.11 USDC to my wallet to register on their platform. I followed their lead, traded, and actually withdrew 38.95 USDC. Convinced it was real, they urged me to scale up. I risked my retirement fund totaling $223,596. My dashboard skyrocketed to $676,958. Thrilled, I attempted to pull out $618,638, only to be hit with a 18% processing fee amounting to $111,354. Desperate, I scrambled to pay it, relying on my previous successful withdrawal as proof it worked. Then came a demand for a 31% wallet verification fee. The illusion shattered. I contacted authorities who pointed me to a on-chain tracking firm (FiscopAdvisor LLC). Their investigators tracked the USDC straight to Kraken P2P, identified the culprit's bank details, and successfully recovered the stolen funds.

25 March 2026
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