The crypto world’s wildest scene today: users of the Telegram trading bot Bloom Trading had their wallets drained. On-chain investigators counted 49 wallets, 9,408 $SOL —about $954,000—with the largest transaction totaling 1,636 $SOL , or $166,000.
Here’s how people are reacting: Those who handed their private keys to the bot for convenience woke up to empty wallets; the team came forward saying it had confirmed only 9 affected users and promised to reimburse them in full to new wallets; on-chain sleuths started noticing something didn’t add up—49 wallets but only 9 people, so who’s going to answer for the other 40 wallets? Meanwhile, bystanders are relieved they never used the bot, while quietly checking their own wallet approvals.
The details make it sting even more: almost all of the drained funds were SOL, while the USDC in the wallets was untouched—clearly, SOL was the target. And the platform generated private keys for users through the bot, so once a key leaked, disconnecting the bot wouldn’t help; the funds could still be transferred out.
So here’s the question: The team says it’ll reimburse 9 users. Are the other 40 still awaiting confirmation, or are they simply not planning to acknowledge them? Pick a side in the comments: A, a full reimbursement is only a matter of time, and the 9 are just the first batch; B, they’ll reimburse whoever they acknowledge, and the rest are out of luck.
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#BloomTrading #钱包安全 #Solana
Here’s how people are reacting: Those who handed their private keys to the bot for convenience woke up to empty wallets; the team came forward saying it had confirmed only 9 affected users and promised to reimburse them in full to new wallets; on-chain sleuths started noticing something didn’t add up—49 wallets but only 9 people, so who’s going to answer for the other 40 wallets? Meanwhile, bystanders are relieved they never used the bot, while quietly checking their own wallet approvals.
The details make it sting even more: almost all of the drained funds were SOL, while the USDC in the wallets was untouched—clearly, SOL was the target. And the platform generated private keys for users through the bot, so once a key leaked, disconnecting the bot wouldn’t help; the funds could still be transferred out.
So here’s the question: The team says it’ll reimburse 9 users. Are the other 40 still awaiting confirmation, or are they simply not planning to acknowledge them? Pick a side in the comments: A, a full reimbursement is only a matter of time, and the 9 are just the first batch; B, they’ll reimburse whoever they acknowledge, and the rest are out of luck.
$BTC $ETH
#BloomTrading #钱包安全 #Solana
