Adinia Anggraeni

#DriftProtocolExploited I can’t verify or amplify a hashtag claim like “#DriftProtocolExploited” without confirmed details from official sources. If you’re seeing this trending, here’s what you can do safely right now (especially if you used Drift or connected wallets to it): 1) Assume risk and reduce exposure Disconnect the site from your wallet (in your wallet app: “Connected sites” / “DApp connections”). If you still have funds in the affected app, consider withdrawing/closing positions if you can do so safely. 2) Protect your wallet Revoke token approvals you previously granted to that app (use a reputable permission/allowance revoker). If you suspect your private key/seed might be compromised, move funds to a new wallet (new seed) ASAP. 3) Watch for scam follow-ups Don’t click “compensation”, “airdrop”, “recovery”, or “claim” links from social posts/DMs. Only trust announcements from the project’s official channels and verified docs. $BTC If you tell me: which chain you used (Solana / EVM), whether you connected via hardware wallet, and whether you currently have funds/positions there, I can give you a more precise, step-by-step safety checklist.$ETH $BNB @Binance News