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🚨 D’CENT USERS — GO BACK AND CHECK YOUR XRP TRANSACTION HISTORY 🚨 I went back through my D’CENT wallet and found something I believe EVERY affected user should check. Before my unauthorized withdrawal, my XRP wallet received multiple microscopic transactions: 🔎 July 3 — tiny XRP deposit 🔎 August 11 — tiny XRP deposit 🔎 August 24 — 0.000001 XRP 🔎 August 26 — multiple 0.000001 XRP deposits 🔎 September 17 — additional tiny deposits 🚨 September 17 — unauthorized XRP withdrawal These tiny unsolicited transactions are commonly called dusting/spam transactions. By themselves, they do NOT prove how a wallet was compromised. But they can be associated with spam, tracking, phishing and address-poisoning activity. NOW HERE'S WHERE THE TIMELINE GETS INTERESTING. On August 10, 2026, D’CENT published an update titled “Your Wallet Now Says No to Scam Addresses.” D’CENT said the new protection checked addresses against known spam and phishing addresses and would even display risk warnings on suspicious transactions appearing in a user's transaction history. � DCENT Shop The very next day — August 11 — my wallet received another tiny unsolicited XRP transaction. Does that prove D’CENT knew about the later unauthorized transfer? NO. But it raises an important question: Were any of the addresses dusting affected wallets already known to, detected by, or capable of being identified by D’CENT's new security system? And remember: D’CENT's own incident timeline says it received its first report of an unauthorized asset transfer on September 16, began investigating that morning, and issued warnings later that day. � DCENT Shop ⚠️ IF YOU LOST FUNDS, CHECK YOUR HISTORY NOW. Go back several months BEFORE your unauthorized withdrawal. Look for unexplained deposits such as: 0.000001 / 0.000002 / 0.000003 / 0.000007 / 0.00001 XRP Screenshot them. Save the TX hashes. Record the sender address, date and amount. If multiple victims received dust from the SAME addresses before their losses, THAT is something investigators need to know. Don't assume the dust caused the theft. Document the pattern and follow the evidence. 🔎 CHECK YOUR WALLET. CHECK THE DATES. CHECK THE SENDERS. #DCENT #DCENTWallet #XRP #XRPL #CryptoSecurity #Dusting #AddressPoisoning