$4 million, 9 tokens—trader @frogmanhaha’s wallet was completely drained 5 hours ago. His wallet spanned both Ethereum and Solana chains. On Ethereum, it was 0x14AA…5794, and on Solana, it was 9wMSNoA7, holding 9 different tokens. But both addresses were hit almost simultaneously. The tokens were transferred out one by one, sold off, and converted into ETH, BNB, and SOL. The three largest transactions were 1.43 million BP, worth $1.77 million; 13.96 million MarsCoin, worth $1.55 million; and 3.7 million Cash Cat, worth $510,000. After converting to SOL, the laundering began. The receiving address split the SOL into batches of over 1,000 each, sending out a dozen transactions into the same Privacy Cash pool. The rest was bridged to other chains via Chainflip. In other words, every single transaction from the wallet is visible: time, amount, receiving address—it’s all laid out on-chain for anyone to trace. https://(arkm.com)/explorer/address/0x14AA2A71dbb5eF87b81F92205E2699AA4aa65794 But once the funds entered the privacy pool, the trail went cold. Tracing stopped at the Privacy Cash 4AV2Q pool—beyond that, the line is cut.