When Trying to migrate to Keplir, my wallet became compromised and the scammer gained access to my wallet, Through trying to find support through the discord group i became a target for a scammer, As i unstaked and the XPRT became available it was immediately transfered to a wallet belonging to the scammer, What i can do in this situation?
I’m really sorry to hear about your situation. Unfortunately, once funds have been transferred to a different wallet, there’s no way to reverse the transaction, as blockchain transactions are irreversible.
If you still have any other tokens left on other chains within the same wallet, I strongly recommend transferring them to a new, secure wallet immediately.
Additionally, it’s crucial to perform a full security audit of your system—scan for malware, update your passwords, and ensure your recovery phrases haven’t been exposed.
Thank you for your prompt response. I would like to inquire if it is possible to report the specific address that received the XPRT as part of a fraudulent transaction. While the amount involved was not substantial, and I consider it a valuable lesson learned, I would still like to report the address in question. Could you please advise if this is possible? Additionally, I have been unable to find any information online regarding how Persistence One Blockchain addresses fraudulent transactions. I would appreciate any guidance on this matter. Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Big hacks are sometimes intercepted in cooperation with central exchanges to blacklist them and hamper cashing out.
However, for small amounts and addresses which might use a DEX it becomes a lot harder. There is currently (as far as I am aware) no crypto police who will chase the funds, nor will it be easy to find the individual or group behind the transaction…