I wish I had more information to provide. The day my wallet was drained, was the same day I was celebrating Christmas/New Years with my wife’s family & didn’t interact with any technology other than changing the channel on the tv. This leaves me mind boggles as I can guarantee I didn‘t click any fishing links, no airdops, so buying or selling anything ESPECIALLY not random airdropped tokens or NFTs. I’ve been deeply involved crypto space since 2016 and I consider myself pretty when it comes to risk management (obviously I’m not that good if I was scammed for everything I had in my phantom wallet. Solana “name address” is Kidsol.sol and the hacker/scammer somehow gained access or somethin (seed phrase has never even been written down. I only use a and my wallet so I physically remembered my 12 word seed phrase, which means the only way anyone couldn’t to that would be to gain access to my internal memory. the same goes for my private key… that has never been written down, publicly view. no screen shot, no Evil Portal connection, etc. They went in and unstaked all my JITO staked SOL (JITOSOL) & sent it out of my wallet, then they proceeded to do the transfers for all the other individual altcoins I had in my wallet. I have a handful of pretty valuable NFTs, as well as close to a dozen unstoppable domains, ENS, & Solana Domains. None of these were stolen. Back in my early days I suffered from a fishing attack, which gave some one / some bot access to one of my non custodial wallets. Anytime ANYTHING with any sort of liquidity hit that wallet, it was INSTANTLY transferred out… way faster than human could possibly pull off. So as soon as I noticed that this happened, I sent a few bucks worth of SOL to the wallet, days later, it’s still there. I thought maybe they’re just waiting to see a larger amount and then take it so I sent a little bit more SOL trying to “bait them“ in and witness the transfer in real time. But the $40 worth of SOL still remains in my wallet. This leads me to believe that the person who stole my no longer has access to my, of course I do not trust this enough to actually use the again… but over the course of a week, that the hacker would have $40 after it sitting there for nearly 8 days, but I still have it in my wallet.