Evidence for that funding link: NFT creation / initial owner: explorer.inkonchain.com/tx/0… Relay source: bscscan.com/tx/0xd29508d8c92… Base payment: basescan.org/tx/0x01001885d7… The source and Base transactions share the same Relay order ID.

Additional evidence: Hours before the loss, the INKDEAD NFT contract’s initial owner sent a small payment via Relay to the address that later received ~80% of my assets. This proves a funding link, not common control. @inkdeadhq, explain this relationship.

6/6 Blocking me does not erase the on-chain records or resolve the loss. I want a public response and action. Until this is explained, I urge others not to sign approvals on that claim page. If you were affected, preserve your transaction hashes and screenshots.

5/6 @inkdeadhq, act now: explain these transactions, identify who controls the spender, and provide a concrete recovery or reimbursement plan with dates. Also explain my missing $IDEAD and confirm my allocation and distribution status.

4/6 Both transfers used this spender: 0xf5907c53584E17CF3bb9A30cC6Dc806e84657B20 Assets were split roughly 80/20 between two addresses. I revoked both approvals. @inkdeadhq: why did an $IDEAD claim involve access to my existing Tydro deposits?

3/6 Assets transferred out: 522.731652 aInkWlUSDG explorer.inkonchain.com/tx/0… 192.650681 aInkWlUSDC explorer.inkonchain.com/tx/0… Total: ~$715.38 in Tydro deposit tokens.

2/6 On Oct 26, I used inkdead[.]xyz/checker, promoted by @inkdeadhq here: xitter.cf/inkdeadhq/status/21147… The approvals gave an external contract access to my Tydro deposit tokens. Seconds later, it transferred them to other wallets.

1/6 PUBLIC WARNING: I lost ~$715.38 after using the claim page promoted by @inkdeadhq. I still haven’t received any $IDEAD. Now their account has blocked me. My existing Tydro deposits were transferred out. Here is the on-chain evidence. #INKDEAD