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⚖️ ATTENTION U.S. D’CENT WALLET VICTIMS — IT'S TIME! 🇺🇸 LEGAL REPRESENTATION IS MOVING FORWARD. An attorney has agreed to take on our case, and we are preparing for the next steps toward potential legal action. 🚨 ALL U.S. VICTIMS — START GATHERING YOUR EVIDENCE NOW! ✅ Transaction hashes (TXIDs) and wallet addresses ✅ Dates, times, and amounts of stolen assets ✅ Screenshots documenting unauthorized transactions ✅ D’CENT support tickets and communications ✅ Wallet app and firmware update history ✅ FBI IC3 or police reports, if filed ✅ A detailed timeline of what happened DO NOT DELETE ANYTHING. Preserve all evidence and NEVER share your seed phrase or private keys. We have spent weeks connecting victims, documenting losses, and demanding accountability. Now it's time to organize and prepare for the legal process. Please stay connected. Further instructions will follow as the legal process develops. Accountability. Transparency. Justice. #DCENT #CryptoVictims #CryptoConsumerProtection #XRP #CryptoSecurity

🚨🚨 D’CENT PARTNERS — ARE YOU PAYING ATTENTION? 🚨🚨 D’CENT has publicly announced partnerships, collaborations or integrations involving numerous companies and projects over the years. Here are many of the organizations involved — and their X accounts: @DCENTWALLETS @DeatonforSenate @BanxaOfficial @squidrouter @soil_farm @AlchemyPay @ETHGasOfficial @BeatXswap @FlareNetworks @doppler_fi @exolix_com @Nerochain_io @stasisnet @AstarNetwork @kroma_network @wearetalisman @HashPackApp @HAVAHofficial @CoreumOfficial @Swapscanner @1inch @harmonyprotocol @changelly_team @CelerNetwork @Globiance @theSIXnetwork Customers reporting D’CENT-related losses and security concerns are still asking some very basic questions: WHERE IS THE DETAILED INCIDENT REPORT? WHAT EXACTLY HAPPENED? WHAT HAS D’CENT DETERMINED ABOUT THE REPORTED UNAUTHORIZED TRANSACTIONS? WHAT SECURITY CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE? AND WHAT IS THE PLAN FOR AFFECTED CUSTOMERS? Every company that has publicly associated its name with D’CENT should be asking those questions too. We're not asking partners to blindly accept anyone's allegations. We're asking them to LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE, CONTACT D’CENT AND ASK QUESTIONS. Your reputation is attached to the companies you choose to work with. Hundreds of people have contacted me reporting losses or concerns. We deserve answers. And we're going to keep asking — publicly, factually and persistently. #DCENT #CryptoSecurity #WalletSecurity #XRP #Crypto

🔥 SHOUT-OUT TO @XRP_Dad Thank you for actually talking about the D’CENT Wallet situation on your LIVE. While so many crypto influencers with huge platforms have remained silent, XRP Dad was willing to bring attention to what victims have been reporting and ask questions. That matters. People around the world are still looking for answers, accountability, transparency—and ultimately answers about reimbursement. This community remembers who spoke up when it mattered. Respect, XRP Dad. 👊 #DCENT #DCENTWallet #XRP #XRPL #CryptoSecurity

🚨 D’CENT GLOBAL UPDATE — OCTOBER 4, 2026 🇺🇸 UNITED STATES • 🇰🇷 SOUTH KOREA • 🇪🇸 SPAIN • 🇮🇹 ITALY • 🇫🇷 FRANCE • 🇳🇱 NETHERLANDS / AMSTERDAM • 🌎 AND MORE XRP • BTC • ETH • XLM • TRX • USDT This is NOT just an XRP story anymore. The latest independent on-chain analysis has now traced: 🔥 12,402,589 XRP 🔥 7,393 XRPL wallets/accounts 🔥 6,095 XRPL accounts deleted 🔥 Approximately 6.3 MILLION XRP moved/swapped onto Ethereum through THORChain And the incident has spread beyond XRP, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, TRON and Stellar/XLM also reported among affected assets. Victims and community members are reporting losses internationally — including the United States, South Korea and across Europe. Yet we STILL do not have an official worldwide accounting from D’CENT telling the public: How many PEOPLE were affected? How many COUNTRIES? How much BTC? How much ETH? How much XLM? How much TRX and USDT? What is the TOTAL dollar loss across every blockchain? The 12.4 MILLION XRP is only the portion researchers have been able to quantify on the XRP Ledger. So how big is this incident REALLY? Every day the blockchain investigators uncover more while victims continue waiting for D’CENT to provide a complete accounting, forensic explanation and a clear answer about insurance and reimbursement. 7,393 XRP wallets/accounts — and counting. Multiple blockchains. Victims around the world. D’CENT: RELEASE THE FULL NUMBERS. #DCENT #DCENTWallet #XRP #Bitcoin #BTC #Ethereum #ETH #XLM #Stellar #TRON #TRX #USDT #CryptoSecurity #CryptoHack #XRPCommunity

@JohnEDeaton1 — THE D’CENT WALLET COMMUNITY NEEDS YOUR ATTENTION. For nearly two weeks, affected D’CENT users have been asking for answers. Public awareness has been nowhere near where it should be. Many influencers who promoted these wallets have been remarkably quiet, while affected customers continue asking what happened, what is being done, and whether there will be a path toward recovery. ENOUGH WAITING. IT’S TIME TO TAKE ACTION. I have now had roughly 500 people contact me who are interested in exploring a potential class action or other collective legal action. Many tell me they have already filed reports with the FBI’s IC3. Today I emailed @JohnEDeaton1 asking whether he would be willing to examine what happened and determine whether there may be a viable legal case—and, if so, whether he would consider representing this growing group of affected users. We’re not asking anyone to prejudge the case. WE’RE ASKING SOMEONE QUALIFIED TO LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE. This also needs to include IoTrust Co., Ltd., the South Korean company behind D’CENT Wallet. We want transparency about what happened, recovery efforts, and whether any applicable cyber, liability or other insurance coverage exists. We also want continued cooperation from organizations that may have relevant information concerning the tracing or movement of affected assets. If you were affected — SHARE THIS. If you know someone who was affected — TAG THEM. If you’re interested in pursuing legal action — MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD. Roughly 500 people have already reached out. It’s time for affected D’CENT users to be heard. @JohnEDeaton1 @DCENTWALLETS @DCENTWALLETS_KR @DCENTWALLETS_JP @ChangeNOW_io @THORChain IoTrust Co., Ltd. Official contact: [email protected] #DCENT #XRP #XRPCommunity #CryptoSecurity #Crypto

📧 D’CENT USERS: SEND YOUR FORMAL COMPLAINT TO IOTRUST Email: [email protected] COPY & PASTE: Subject: Formal Complaint — D’CENT Unauthorized Transfer / Ticket [YOUR TICKET NUMBER] Dear IOTRUST / D’CENT, I am submitting this as a formal complaint regarding unauthorized transfers involving my D’CENT wallet. Name: [Your Name] Country: [Your Country] Date of Incident: [Date] D’CENT Support Ticket: [Ticket Number / None Assigned] Brief Summary: On [DATE], I discovered unauthorized transaction(s) involving assets held through my D’CENT wallet. I did not authorize these transactions. I am requesting the following from IOTRUST/D’CENT: Written confirmation that my case has been formally recorded. The current status of the investigation and who is responsible for investigating my case. Any findings regarding how these unauthorized transactions occurred. Information regarding recovery, reimbursement, or a claims process for affected users. A specific date by which I should expect my next substantive update. Preservation of all records, logs, communications, and technical information relevant to my case and the broader incident. Please provide a substantive written response within seven business days. I am preserving this correspondence as part of my documentation regarding this incident. Sincerely, [YOUR NAME] [YOUR D’CENT TICKET NUMBER] ⚠️ NEVER include your recovery words, private keys, PIN, or passwords.

🚨 D’CENT VICTIMS — THIS IS AN IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT After weeks of questions about compensation, IoTrust — the company behind D’CENT — has now publicly addressed it. According to ZDNet Korea, an IoTrust representative said compensation is “not yet at the stage to discuss” and confirmed the company has consulted legal counsel. IoTrust reportedly argued that because D’CENT is non-custodial and doesn't collect traditional customer/KYC information, identifying the owners of affected wallets is difficult. But here's what caught my attention: an expert quoted in the same report pushed back, explaining that blockchain records can be analyzed and victims can be given a process to prove control of their wallets and document their losses. Victims are already filing police reports and seeking compensation. So if you were affected: DOCUMENT EVERYTHING. FILE A POLICE REPORT. KEEP YOUR TXIDs, wallet records and communications with D’CENT. This is no longer just people on X asking questions. Compensation is now being discussed publicly, lawyers have been consulted, and victims are creating official records of their losses. We still need answers: What caused the compromise? Who is responsible? What funds have been recovered or frozen? And what is the plan for victims? Keep asking. Keep documenting. Don't let this disappear. #DCENT #XRP #XRPL #CryptoSecurity

🚨 D’CENT Victims — Compensation Is Finally Being Discussed There may finally be a small step forward. ZDNet Korea reported on Sept. 29 that IoTrust — the company behind D’CENT — has consulted its legal counsel regarding compensation for victims. An IoTrust representative told the Korean outlet that it is “not yet at the stage” to discuss compensation, but confirmed that the company has asked its legal counsel about the issue. That is NOT a promise of reimbursement. But after nearly two weeks of victims asking whether compensation was even being considered, we finally have an answer directly attributed to IoTrust. The report also says some victims have contacted the company directly to document their losses and request compensation. 👇 Korean report — ZDNet Korea (Sept. 29): v.daum.net/v/202609291128564… 👇 Earlier ZDNet Korea investigation into the D’CENT incident: zdnet.co.kr/view/?no=2026091… Now we need the next answers: Will there be a compensation plan? How will victims establish ownership? How much has been frozen or recovered? When will D’CENT release the full root cause? This isn't reimbursement yet — but at least compensation has now reached the legal conversation. And to the influencers who promoted D’CENT and have had almost nothing to say while victims have been fighting for answers: Thanks for all the help. #DCENT #XRP #XRPL #IoTrust #CryptoSecurity #XRPCommunity

@JohnEDeaton1 — THE D’CENT WALLET COMMUNITY NEEDS YOUR ATTENTION. For nearly two weeks, affected D’CENT users have been asking for answers. Public awareness has been nowhere near where it should be. Many influencers who promoted these wallets have been remarkably quiet, while affected customers continue asking what happened, what is being done, and whether there will be a path toward recovery. ENOUGH WAITING. IT’S TIME TO TAKE ACTION. I have now had roughly 500 people contact me who are interested in exploring a potential class action or other collective legal action. Many tell me they have already filed reports with the FBI’s IC3. Today I emailed @JohnEDeaton1 asking whether he would be willing to examine what happened and determine whether there may be a viable legal case—and, if so, whether he would consider representing this growing group of affected users. We’re not asking anyone to prejudge the case. WE’RE ASKING SOMEONE QUALIFIED TO LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE. This also needs to include IoTrust Co., Ltd., the South Korean company behind D’CENT Wallet. We want transparency about what happened, recovery efforts, and whether any applicable cyber, liability or other insurance coverage exists. We also want continued cooperation from organizations that may have relevant information concerning the tracing or movement of affected assets. If you were affected — SHARE THIS. If you know someone who was affected — TAG THEM. If you’re interested in pursuing legal action — MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD. Roughly 500 people have already reached out. It’s time for affected D’CENT users to be heard. @JohnEDeaton1 @DCENTWALLETS @DCENTWALLETS_KR @DCENTWALLETS_JP @ChangeNOW_io @THORChain IoTrust Co., Ltd. Official contact: [email protected] #DCENT #XRP #XRPCommunity #CryptoSecurity #Crypto