❗️JUST IN: The group behind the undetected drainer that stole $22K just dropped wild receipts.

According to them, they were actually targeting the victim’s boyfriend — who they claim is “a horrible person.” While going after him, they mistakenly phished the girlfriend thinking it was him, and ended up draining $22K from her wallet.

To justify the hit, they leaked a court document showing the boyfriend was recently arrested for kidnapping and chasing a girl with a machete.

⚠️UPDATE: We strongly advise against using @habit as your middleman.

It’s becoming clear this is just another Clark in disguise—but not even a good one. We're talking low 4-figure licks at best.

⚠️Clarks gonna laugh his ass off when he sees our members falling for his weak ass fake middleman licks

⚠️DWC : @failed / @habit

⚠️ JUST IN: Full admin list of a fake middleman scam ring has been leaked—by an insider from their own team.

Everyone on this list is now DWC—but not the usual “deal with caution.” In this case, it’s simple: do not deal with them at all. They’re confirmed scammers running a fake middleman operation. Take note of these usernames and avoid them completely.

⚠️ UPDATE: We’re exposing all of Clark’s scam schemes.

1) Clark’s Ledger Transfer Scam
Clark gives workers fake Ledger wallets with flashed crypto. They claim to have hit a big “lick” and offer to send $350 in exchange for just $100 back, since it’s “dirty money.” In truth, there’s no crypto—just a trick to steal real funds.

2) Fake Middleman Scam
Clark leverages his high-value usernames (earned from over $500K in scams) to look legit, especially to new users. They’ll create a group chat and either:

Have victims send money to Clark, thinking he’s a trusted middleman.

Or Clark sends funds to himself from another wallet and drops a TXID to fake legitimacy.

From there, they either receive the product and vanish, or flip it—having others send payment to Clark and disappearing after the deal. Either way, you lose.

🤡UPDATE: It appears Clark’s workers are out here hitting $100 licks… just to split it.

No idea why anyone would go out of their way to scam for a hundred bucks—and then divide it up. You’re literally slicing up $100 like it’s a feast. At this point, even Zoinbase users are starting to look wealthy.

🤡JUST IN: Clark just hit his first $10K lick.

What started as a $200 Telegram deal quickly spiraled into a full-blown $10K scam—and yes, the group chat is now public for everyone to see. Since this is one of Clark’s biggest hits

Honestly, we don’t say this often… but after reading the chat logs, he might’ve deserved it. He sent ten separate payments with no refund in sight—and somehow kept sending more money.

‼️Always make sure to @confirm that you are dealing with reputable users to avoid getting @scammed

🤡UPDATE: It seems that Clark makes all 5-figure licks public as if it’s a flex for everyone to see.

We've got another link to a different group where Clark disguises as a fake middleman to scam $14K.

📞UPDATE: We’ll be hiring around 6–10 individuals later today as we build a strong and capable team.

We’re looking for skilled individuals who can speak clearly, communicate confidently, and handle tasks efficiently — if you know, you know.

‼️JUST IN: A previously inactive wallet has just sold 300 BTC—worth around $31 million—after sitting untouched for 11 years.

It’s unclear whether the wallet was compromised and the Bitcoin stolen, or if the original holder simply decided it was time to cash out. Either way, it’s a pretty fascinating move.