‼️UPDATE: DayTwo’s ex’s new partner — a trans man — just posted a screenshot showing his Exodus wallet receiving crypto from DayTwo to do some explicit stuff with him.

@scammed / @DWCusers

🤯UPDATE: Exploit detection systems have flagged multiple malicious transactions targeting a trading contract.

Roughly $2M has been drained so far—mostly in VenusProtocol tokens along with several others.

@scammed / @DWCusers

‼️TL;DR : OTC was pitched as a way to buy top crypto tokens at up to 40% off. Projects like #SUI, #Near, #Axelar, and #Grass were all part of the scene, offering steep discounts. Investors were putting in millions — but then delivery started slowing down.

The excuses rolled in: KYC issues, exchange congestion, devs being “unavailable.” Classic red flags that went ignored… until it was too late.

@scammed / @DWCusers

‼️JUST IN: The user behind the CoinMarketCap (CMC) frontend hack has confirmed to us directly that he’s been exit scammed by his own partner ( $X,XXX,XXX+ )

He’s already reached out, saying he’s now trying to get his partner arrested and is involving legal authorities in the situation.

@scammed / @DWCusers

‼️UPDATE: The victim / the hacker behind the CMC frontend exploit — has confirmed to us that he was snaked for 7 figures by his own partner.

The partner has since left the com entirely and is reportedly living lavish while the original hacker is now trying to pursue legal action.

@scammed / @DWCusers

⚠️Hey everyone — quick update.

I’ve officially decided to switch over to @racks30 permanently. The display name for this channel will soon include @confirm as well.

Please only message my main (@racks30) if it’s for business inquiries, reporting a user, or anything actually relevant. I’ll still be using my other accounts to post as usual.

Also, we're excited to announce that we’re working on a high-quality Telegram bot that will let YOU anonymously report users for snaking, DWC activity, or scamming.

🔔If your report is valid and verified by us, it will be automatically posted here for everyone to see.

- @racks30 / @scammed

▶️UPDATE: The victim who was snaked for 7 figures (X,XXX,XXX+) has now taken things a step further — he’s paid people to go to the local authorities where his ex-partner (the snake) lives.

They brought printed evidence including photos of previous hits, drained websites, timestamps, dates, and all related crypto wallet addresses.

We’ve been shown video and picture proof of this, though we’re currently unsure if we’re allowed to share it publicly, as we comply with Telegram’s Terms of Service.

@scammed / @DWCusers

🚨👮‍♂️ JUST IN: Four French hackers in their 20s previously thought to be Russian—have been arrested in France for running Breach Forums, the largest marketplace for buying and selling stolen data. After the FBI arrested the original admin “Pompompurin” in 2023, the French crew quietly took over and kept the site alive—until now.

@scammed / @DWCusers

‼️UPDATE (3): Specialist police officers carried out arrests earlier this week in Hauts-de-Seine, Seine-Maritime, and Réunion. The suspects — “ShinyHunters,” “Hollow,” “Noct,” and “Depressed” — are accused of being behind major data leaks impacting Boulanger, SFR, France Travail, and even the French Football Federation.

@scammed / @DWCusers

‼️UPDATE (4): Experts say it’s no shock the hackers were French — they had the skills, and there’s a rising internal cyber threat. On forums like Breach, trust is everything. With the admins arrested, that trust is shattered and so are a lot of hearts in the scene.

✍️NOTE:
Investigators say they were genuinely shocked to learn the hackers were French — and even more so when they realized these guys had been targeting French institutions the entire time.

@scammed / @DWCusers