Solana trading influencer embroiled in side-wallet controversy:
Bubblemaps published a report alleging that Solana trader Cupsey used around 30 linked wallets to let the public follow trades from one wallet while secretly buying in early with side wallets before dumping, making about $1.7 million over several months.
Cupsey responded with a meme. For now, these remain on-chain analysis allegations, not a legal finding.
Memes on Git @github. Link your Twitter account and complete some tasks to get free tokens. The risks are unknown, so claim them at your own discretion. DYOR:
This CS project rugged—when they saw nobody was minting, they just ran off. The ELY chain might as well be called the money-losing chain; all the projects on it are freaks and monsters! https://t.co/LTP6TICROC
✅Frog on the Ely chain @torpornet mints tonight at 9. Get ready to put in 0.09 HYPE ≈ 6.6U. The price is pretty reasonable—not too high. Even if you end up losing money on the mint, this price is affordable:
I can't believe it—four minutes after Musk tweeted “awesome,” I even left a comment, thinking the opportunity was there. I didn't buy in and missed a 100x gem!
✅Pengu also released a tool to check for funds left in your wallet. Just enter your wallet address to see if there are any forgotten funds you haven’t withdrawn yet:
If you use Google or Apple to log in to your wallet, take note of today’s security incident update from @keplrwallet.
According to reports, Keplr disclosed that a vulnerability in Web3Auth’s infrastructure exposed the private keys of some users who logged in socially. The team said that wallets created with a recovery phrase or hardware wallet were not affected. Not all Keplr wallets are affected, so first check which category yours falls into.
For affected users, the team recommends not transferring any new funds into the accounts in question and moving any remaining transferable assets to accounts created with a recovery phrase or hardware wallet. Handling staked or locked assets is more complicated, and work to protect them is still underway.
One more thing: reduced or zero balances in some accounts may be related to asset-protection measures. A balance change alone doesn’t mean that everything was taken by hackers. Check the team’s follow-up announcements for details.
This incident reminds me that choosing a wallet isn’t just about how convenient it is to log in. You also need to know how its private keys are generated and stored, which third-party services it depends on, and whether you can move your assets independently if something goes wrong.
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