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Crypto Wallet Draining: From £100 Ad Budget to £466k Paydays - valouzy - 05-25-2026 Hello everyone, I've been asked multiple times to share this method, and I'm tired of explaining it privately, so here's a full, step-by-step guide. The method I'm talking about is crypto draining. For those who don't know, it's a script you add to any scam page that asks the victim to connect their crypto wallet as a legitimate action, like for connecting or claiming something. Once they connect, they receive a signature request like any legitimate website, but inside this request is a hidden request that gives permission to take all their crypto once signed. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it and what you need. First, you need a crypto drainer script. You can make one, but it will take time and good knowledge of blockchain, or you can buy a script (be careful of scammers; there are many). I use Exogator, which gives you access to a panel full of templates, methods, and scripts that are easy to use. You can find other drainers, but this is the one that works for me. Next, you need a good traffic method that targets crypto users. I use Twitter ads, targeting new projects and posting free claims. I have a team of 3 people, and we've made £91k so far. You can start with a $100 budget for ads and then increase it once you get hits. Some people make over £1m in one hit. Our biggest hit was £466k. One good wallet can change your life. Be sure you have a good method and don't just jump in without knowledge. Dig deep into the methods shared on panels like Exogator. This is the end for now. If you have any questions, I will post a part 2 thread that answers them. |