2025-12-12 18:21:57

Fraudsters use two completely different methods to transfer assets. The first approach is relatively straightforward: on the Sol wallet, they sell all tokens and then immediately buy into junk coins like Piqiu Tudi Dog to hide the flow of funds. The second method is more covert, operating through cross-chain bridges within BSC wallets.

The key lies in their exploitation of built-in features of cross-chain bridge protocols like DeBridges. The specific process is: first, import a brand new empty wallet into the cross-chain system, then clear all tokens on the Sol chain, followed by invoking the cross-chain function to transfer funds from Sol to BSC, and finally withdraw from their truly controlled wallet. Although this process may seem complex, thanks to the automation of cross-chain bridging, the entire procedure can be completed within a few minutes, greatly increasing the difficulty of tracking the funds. This also serves as a reminder for users to be extra cautious when authorizing cross-chain protocols and importing wallets.

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degenonymous

· 2025-12-15 17:54

Oh no, it's the same old tricky moves again... I really can't stand the Piqiu earth dog, they've taken money laundering to a whole new level. Cross-chain transfers in one second, making tracking extremely difficult—who can handle that? Tools like DeBridge are originally good, but how did they become accomplices... Once again, reminding everyone to be cautious, but when it comes to authorization, who still remembers? The Sol ecosystem's scam techniques have indeed been upgrading over the past two years, it's quite outrageous.

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LightningWallet

· 2025-12-14 12:27

Oh my god, this scheme is unbeatable. They run in just a few minutes. Blockchain can't save you either.

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ProtocolRebel

· 2025-12-13 05:37

A few minutes to wash funds? That's incredible... I used to think cross-chain bridging was safe, but now I see I need to be much more cautious.

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GasFeeAssassin

· 2025-12-12 18:51

Can it be cleaned up in just a few minutes? That's outrageous... No wonder so many people are being exploited for easy gains.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 2025-12-12 18:50

Can it be cleaned in just a few minutes? These guys really have cross-chain bridging figured out.

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 2025-12-12 18:36

Haha, it's the same old trick again. Cross-chain bridging has really become the new favorite for money laundering. --- Shitcoins are truly the scammers' favorite; liquidity is terrible and hard to trace. --- Can it be washed clean within a few minutes? Their auditing ability is really subpar. --- DeBridge got caught in the crossfire. There's nothing wrong with the protocol itself; it's just bad intentions. --- I just want to ask, what about exchange risk control? Can't they track this down? --- Again on the Sol chain, the scam cases within the ecosystem are just unbelievable. --- The step of importing into an empty wallet is actually a breakthrough point; monitoring it can be exploited. --- The name Bìxiú Coin is really ironic, indicating that all buyers are just new grass. --- The automation feature of cross-chain bridging has been misused, and manual review is still necessary. --- Be careful during authorization; just one allowance can be drained.

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HorizonHunter

· 2025-12-12 18:35

Cheap dog coin gets stuck immediately after buying. These scammers are really something... It can be cleaned up in just a few minutes, no wonder so many people fall for it. The DeBridge vulnerability needs to be fixed quickly; it's too easy to exploit. Be really careful when importing wallets; I need to check my authorization records. Cross-chain transfers are feeling more and more dangerous; it's better to use them sparingly.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 2025-12-12 18:28

Damn, it's the same old trick again. DeBridge has truly become a money laundering tool. Cross-chain transfers disappear in an instant, and people run away in just a few minutes. What are we still waiting for? That trick with Pixiu and Tudi Dog is brilliant—straight into a black hole of funds, no way to追踪. When authorizing a wallet, everyone really needs to keep their eyes open. Don't give permissions just because you're impulsive. The situation in the Sol ecosystem is becoming more and more common. We need to be more cautious.

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GraphGuru

· 2025-12-12 18:27

Wuhu, another clever wave of money laundering tactics. Local dog pools + cross-chain bridges, this approach is really ruthless. Fraudulent activities are also escalating, from simple greed to now playing inter-chain nesting tricks. Protocols like DeBridges really need to be cautious; people run away in just a few minutes, what’s the point of tracking? I wonder how each of these scam groups has become an on-chain tactical master... Ultimately, it’s still the risk control of centralized exchanges that is virtually nonexistent.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 2025-12-12 18:23

Damn, cross-chain bridging is really a scam paradise, it’s gone in just a few minutes --- This entire thing with 土狗币 is really top-notch, directly cutting off the tracking route --- Is DeBridge so good for money laundering? Why don’t I know about it --- Authorized wallets are really dangerous, one careless move and you'll lose both money and assets --- Jumping back and forth between Sol and BSC, really hard to defend against --- Basically, it’s just using automation to cheat, we simply can’t keep up with the reaction --- Looks like I’ll have to stay far away from cross-chain bridging in the future --- What kind of idiot would fall for this trick... Forget it, maybe I’m the idiot --- Transfer completed in a few minutes, banks: We’re still waiting in line --- Pixiu Coin really successfully washed itself this time

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