2025-12-28 02:22:01

Spotted a concerning pattern in SOL transactions. Someone appears to have coded a mechanism that claims minimal fees in SOL, then bundles a WSOL transfer within the same transaction. On-chain, it all gets masked as a routine fee claim. The creator address gets listed as the coin originator, except they're not actually extracting fees from that token—they're matching the amounts to stay under the radar. Classic obfuscation tactic that exploits transaction batching to hide fund flows. Worth keeping an eye on as SOL's transaction speed makes this type of layering easier to execute.

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TopBuyerForever

· 2025-12-31 02:03

Damn, it's the same old trick again. Why is the SOL ecosystem so easy to exploit? --- WSOL transfer shell? Sorry, I only understood one word: run. --- Oh my god, this tactic, disguising transaction fees so cleverly, makes me feel like I'm being fleece every day. --- Batch transaction hiding fund flows... I just want to ask, when will this thing be officially called out? --- Fast speed becomes a bad thing? SOL is creating convenience for money laundering itself. --- The biggest fear when bottom-fishing is this kind of hidden bloodsucking. Stay alert. --- Found black technology again? I bet five bucks this has already been played out by some big whales.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 2025-12-30 05:48

It's the same old trick... So many mice in the SOL ecosystem, move from one place to another after a shot.

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ImaginaryWhale

· 2025-12-29 03:35

Damn, someone is pulling this stunt again? You can't hide these things about the SOL ecosystem.

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SingleForYears

· 2025-12-28 03:46

I'm already tired of this trick with SOL; switching to another chain just involves the same old flashy moves.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 2025-12-28 02:52

The tricks with SOL are really top-notch, just some quick money and trying to play mind games... --- Using this again? Bundling transfers to hide tricks, I've seen it all before --- Packaging transactions as cover, SOL's speed really enables bad actors --- Wait, creator addresses that don't charge fees and still call themselves originators? That's outrageous --- Confusing WSOL transfers with fees, how bored do you have to be to come up with that --- Fast SOL transactions have become a tool for money laundering, how ironic --- That last line hits hard, definitely need to keep a close eye on this stuff --- Who's being fooled? Using such obvious tricks as transaction cover is just reckless

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CryptoSourGrape

· 2025-12-28 02:51

Damn, if only I had discovered this trick earlier, I would have definitely been cut again.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 2025-12-28 02:46

The SOL ecosystem is truly full of hidden talents; this strategy is played so deeply. --- Another disguise, such obvious layering yet no one is managing it? --- WSOL transfer shelling, why is it always this trick? --- Fast transaction speeds have become a vulnerability, ironic. --- Those who dare to use this trick must be very confident lol. --- That's why I still hold BTC; there are too many tricks in the SOL space. --- Wait, didn't they finally mention how to report it? --- Fees cover transfers, old tricks with a new package. --- The cost of cheap SOL transactions 🤦. --- Bundling is so useful, who wouldn't want to try?

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 2025-12-28 02:40

Oh my, this technique is brilliant. Solana's such a fast TPS that it has become a tool for money laundering? --- It's the same old trick again, disguising transfer fees to hide the real transactions, it's outrageous. --- So, high-speed chains are a double-edged sword; malicious actors' efficiency also skyrockets. --- Who is so idle to put effort into creating such complex obfuscation mechanisms... --- I was wondering why Solana's on-chain data is so hard to track; turns out someone is playing tricks here. --- Scammers, cleverness can backfire and lead to a crash sooner or later. --- Batch transactions are indeed hard to detect when used this way, but they will still be uncovered; who can fool the blockchain? --- My goodness, how idle must one be to code something like this... --- Is that all? Security researchers have been monitoring such tricks for a long time. --- The bugs in the Solana ecosystem are endless; I really have to admit defeat.

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LayerZeroHero

· 2025-12-28 02:29

It has been proven that this set of packaging methods to hide fund flows is indeed easier to succeed on SOL, and the fast transaction speed has become a breeding ground for vulnerabilities. --- A new attack vector has been discovered... This protocol architecture that claims to bundle fees + WSOL transfers is really outrageous, and the transaction flow needs to be thoroughly verified. --- Wait, are they avoiding detection by matching amounts? I need to run my own on-chain analysis of this data; I can't just rely on hearsay. --- The fast transaction speed of SOL is both an advantage and a trap. This kind of bulk operation obfuscation can easily slip through if not careful. --- I must test and provide feedback on this vulnerability... There are definitely similar operations hidden in the cross-chain ecosystem. --- Really, the interoperability design of transaction batching is still not transparent enough; we need to re-examine the security risks in this area.

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OnchainFortuneTeller

· 2025-12-28 02:28

Manipulation techniques are becoming more covert, and ironically, SOL's speed has become an accomplice in wrongdoing.

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