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Tweet promoting fake $ZANSEM airdrop
User @zandyor claims $ZANSEM launch in 2 hours and offers last airdrop to first 500 RT and drop SOL wallet.
A series of tweets from multiple accounts are soliciting Solana addresses for $ansem airdrops, which has been linked to a phishing attack that compromised a user's MetaMask wallet. The scam appears to be connected to the @BullpenFi project hack.
Scammers are using fake airdrop promises to collect wallet addresses, then executing phishing attacks via Telegram and fake Coinbase emails to drain funds. The user's report indicates a direct link between the airdrop solicitation and the wallet compromise.
Users have reported loss of funds; the scam campaign is ongoing.
User @zandyor claims $ZANSEM launch in 2 hours and offers last airdrop to first 500 RT and drop SOL wallet.
User @HeyPinky_ claims airdrop incoming and asks users to drop $ANSEM address and check wallets.
User @HeyPinky_ asks users to comment $SOL address and follow @nexocooker for airdrop, linking to a potential phishing site.
Tweets from @mikadontlouz, @zandyor, and others asking users to drop Solana addresses for $ansem or rival token $ZANSEM airdrops.
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