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I have a rethink to figure out what might be the cause and then I realized that I mistakenly connect the wallet to claim an airdrop last week but I immediately disconnect the wallet without approving any transaction when I noticed that I connected the wrong wallet.
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This is what your problem is, and you are not aware of how the Claim airdrop is done.
You don't check whether the claim link is genuine or just a phishing website.
Now it's very long with phishing that will expose your wallet to Drained Bot attacks.
When you connect your wallet with a phishing claim website, it will be catastrophic and make all your assets in the wallet be withdrawn to the scammer's address.
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Like the incident a few days ago when the Zksync Airdrop was launched, many phishing claim websites appeared on Twitter.
In fact, not only on Twitter, a surprising incident occurred in the Bitget wallet which was once a favorite wallet, but when the Zksync airdrop was launched on the Bitget wallet browser, there was a fake zksync claim automatic link at the very top, and this caused many wallets to be drained.
In the end, I decided to throw away the Bitget wallet and those affected by the drain should also report to the Bitget wallet and of course get the lost funds replaced.