I am very sorry to tell you something. After the last time a fan signed a 6.6w knife and was deceived by hexadecimal and signed to authorize USDC to be transferred away, another group member was stolen. This time this one is a novice, out of protection , just describe the process without showing the address, to prevent unkind people from fishing again.
What was stolen this time was 2 $eths. He bought them for 250 dollars each. When he wanted to sell them recently, he found that they were gone.
The reason I personally analyzed is the signature transfer confirmation, because other inscriptions worth several thousand dollars in the wallet were not lost, and the multi-chain balance and tokens were lost. Only two transfers occurred. Open the calldata and you will find the hexadecimal eths. The inscription was transferred.
In addition, I have traced that the hackers’ money laundering methods are similar. They all end up flowing to the currency mixer. The native Ethereum address is withdrawn from various exchanges (including huobi, binance, fixed, on-chain transfer and other wallets), and finally transferred to different addresses. I entered LP with different protocols, finally crossed the chain, and then withdraw cash through the coin mixer. Last time, I couldn't recover the $6.6 million, and this time, the $8,200 was lost in the ocean and could not be recovered.
Therefore, here are some suggestions for brothers who are overly excited about getting rich in inscriptions:
1. Never click on the pop-up transfer or signature. It is very likely that the hexadecimal inscription contained in it will be transferred.
2. Do not fill in the private key in the URLs, scripts, etc. that are inscribed in batches.
3. Even if it is absolutely confirmed, make sure that the official website address is correct. After typing, remember to disconnect the link and token authorization at any time to prevent subsequent actions.
4. When signing and transferring money, you need to confirm whether it contains a hexadecimal value inscription.
