Quote from: coinerer on Today at 06:14:28 AM

Quote from: SquirrelJulietGarden on Today at 04:49:39 AM

Quote from: NotATether on Today at 04:43:32 AM

What you are dealing with is a computer virus. Get another computer, and restore the seed phrase on that computer, reinstall the infected computer (because anti-virus is so awful at detecting viruses in the first place that it just kills running programs).

If it is a computer virus, OP should use Internet security, antivirus software to have better protection.

The best protection is don't do stupid things when surfing on Internet and don't use cracked softwares. It is a first barrier against hackers. The second layer of barrier and protection is software.

Op said he used Trust Wallet. which is a mobile wallet. So why can a computer virus cause a problem here? And I don't think any kind of virus can cause such problem. But if there are constant coin transfers from his wallet and the OP didn't do it himself. Then it can be said it is completely hacked. And he should stop using that wallet immediately.

That's right, Trust wallet only support on phones no desktop version so no PC virus involved here. Don't know how but it looks like OP leaked the private key of the trust wallet, what he can do is create a new wallet and move all remaining tokens to the new wallet and stop using the old wallet in all cases. There will be no way to protect the assets once the private key is exposed, private key changes on trust wallet are not available.