Phishing token approval scam

A victim approved a malicious Ethereum token request, losing 999,999 USDT ($999,000) in a classic approval-phishing attack, per Scam Sniffer.

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$QNTX


🟢 QNTXUSDT Perp

$QNTX attempting a bullish reversal from oversold territory.

After dropping from the highs, price found demand around 74.20 and started building higher lows. MACD histogram is improving, showing momentum shifting back toward buyers.


📈 Key levels:


Support: 71 72


Breakout zone: 73.60 75


Targets: 78 → 82

A successful breakout from the mid Bollinger area could trigger a stronger recovery wave. 🔥



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$TAO

$DEXE

$XLM

$O


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$NEX is printing a highly promising recovery pattern.


After wicking down to 0.000002257, the buy volume is quietly stepping back in to push us to 0.000002388.


Classic case of a daily loser turning into tomorrow's top gainer. Keep your eyes on this bounce! 👀🔥


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$EDGE

$XAUT

$XLM

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Circle > barely react to community forensics investigators > track record of freezing randomly people's USDC > have no mechanism to burn/clawback funds, only freeze. That's precisely why RLUSD has clawback, you can recover funds and maintain an accurate on chain record of claims against the reserve.

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An ICIJ investigation published July 8, 2026 details Wisconsin prosecutors filing a criminal complaint against Circle for defying a court warrant to invalidate and reissue ~381k stolen USDC to law enforcement after freezing it, plus a January 2026 letter from New York prosecutors criticizing Circle’s refusal to assist victims without court orders.

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REPORT: Circle is fighting a Wisconsin contempt case over 381,235 frozen USDC, arguing it cannot reissue tokens held outside its control