CRYPTALUME ANSWERS
A direct answer first, followed by facts, safe actions, and when specialist help becomes useful.
Stop signing transactions or connecting the compromised wallet, preserve the first suspicious transaction hash, and move remaining assets to a fresh wallet from a clean device. Then document the fund route and prepare evidence for any identifiable service that receives the assets.
Read the full answerCopy the exact restriction notice, preserve the case number, and respond only through the exchange’s official interface. Prepare a consistent transaction timeline and source-of-funds evidence if requested.
Read the full answerStart with a public wallet address or suspicious transaction hash and the correct network. A short scan confirms the originating transfer; an extended analysis follows later transfers, intermediate wallets, and possible destination services.
Read the full answerA wallet drainer is a malicious flow that persuades a user to sign a dangerous transaction or permission. It does not hack the blockchain; the victim authorizes an action, often through a cloned site, fake airdrop, or account “verification.”
Read the full answerNo. An analyst or legal consultant cannot honestly guarantee recovery. The outcome depends on the fund route, response speed, jurisdiction, and cooperation from exchanges or law enforcement.
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