ZachXBT DeGods and y00t to buy nft project creator hack exposed

On April 3, 2024, ZachXBT revealed that Kyle had raised alarm bells in his Discord server that his wallet had been hacked.

The findings of a prominent blockchain researcher suggest deliberate money laundering rather than hacking.

Kyle was accused of hacking

While investigating alleged hacking of “social gamer”, Kyle and a little-known NFT project called ‘NuddiesNFT', ZachXBT discovers a disturbing narrative of lies and deception. However, the famous slip on the chain revealed another story.

Within hours of the hack, approximately $12,000 worth of 94 SOL tokens were traced to the currency's depository address. Then he got a destination trade for 3.42 ETH, which, using timing analysis, came to $11.7k.

Ether was then used to purchase high value NFTs, specifically DeGods 2921 & y00t 10991, which were immediately transferred to Kyle's official ENS address.

Kyle has openly shared his ill-gotten gains on social media platforms, displaying DeGods NFT as his profile picture. This show of courage was compounded by their post-hack behavior, where they shifted gears to share inspirational quotes in Discord, seemingly oblivious to the indelible record of their blockchain exploits.

ZachXBT's latest investigation, however, serves as a reminder of transparency in the face of widespread fraud and carpet-dragging in blockchain technology.

Shortly after ZachXBT's post, Kyle deleted his X (formerly Twitter) account.

As for NuddiesNFT, the project creator claims that his wallet is filled with 12 thousand dollars. On the other hand, private keys are given to two community members. After getting rid of Kyle, new owners came in to oversee the project.

While some investors are optimistic about the project, others say Nudidis is just another scam NFT project that will soon be pulled.

Solving the ZachXBT scam

ZachXBT has been exposing popular influencers since 2021 by promoting suspicious tokens and projects, investigating suspicious activities and exposing fraudulent entities. His targets include Crypto Rover, BitBoyCrypto's Ben Armstrong, Lark Davis, DannyCrypt and many others.

The detective even pointed the finger at American YouTuber Logan Paul.