URGENT: PLEASE HELP ME INVESTIGATE A $1,000 WALLET DRAIN ON ROBINHOOD CHAIN My trading wallet on #Robinhood Chain was hacked about 30 minutes ago, and I lost approximately $1,000. The attack appears to have been carried out in a very sophisticated way. I am extremely careful about wallet security. I never use public Wi-Fi; I only use mobile data. I use an iPhone and a dedicated laptop for trading. I had been using this wallet for two years, so I believed it was safe. Eventually, I stopped using it for trading and only kept it to claim referral rewards from Basedbot and withdraw funds to OKX. I haven't traded for the past six months. Before that, I had connected this wallet to OKX Wallet, Fantom, Basedbot, GMGN, and Sigma Bot for trading. However, about an hour ago, someone used a suspicious scam contract to approve USDG through MetaMask. After the USDG approval, the attacker appeared to gain control over my wallet and transferred all my ETH to another wallet. I did not initiate, click, approve, or sign anything. I was completely caught off guard. What makes this even more frustrating is that the hackers only took all my stablecoins and ETH, leaving behind just one token worth approximately $74. I'm not very experienced with on-chain investigations, and I don't know how to properly trace these transactions or determine exactly how the attack happened. I'm desperately hoping someone with on-chain expertise can help me investigate this case. I genuinely did not approve or sign anything myself, and I would be extremely grateful for any assistance in identifying how my wallet was compromised, tracing the stolen funds, and determining whether recovery is possible. Compromised Robinhood Chain wallet: 0x4bf1fe3c987aaa7e86074bb6cbc8088f80375b97 Suspicious transactions: 1. Unlimited USDG approval — September 25, 2026 Transaction hash: 0x03d78f7795b3eeac35a14666508faece54d8a5b5ad06a5c80e854ef5c5b0db5d Spender address: 0xBEA6EDFB4cd1196a0D5F486432eC6020Fb407369 I did NOT approve this transaction. 2. Unlimited USDG approval — October 21, 2026 Transaction hash: 0xca5a9f01eb73dc34cb180d6b8f59b08c065c44e2cbd64b479ec6b4e1b3c62422 All transactions occurring after this hash appear to have been initiated by the hackers. I'm sharing all the information I currently have in the hope that someone experienced in blockchain security or on-chain forensics can help me investigate this incident. If anyone can help trace the attacker's wallet, identify the malicious contract, or explain how this could have happened without any action on my part, please reach out. Any help or guidance would mean a lot to me. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this and for any assistance you can provide.