I dont know how i fall for it but it was an ad in instagram and i didnt think they allow these kind of scams..
Dont they have any moderation??

Im creating this thread in hope that somebody can help me..

I just got rekt for $9400 in ETH.

Like a complete idiot, I saw an ad on Instagram of "Greenfield Wallet" - some slick-looking “secure crypto wallet” with “exclusive access” and whatever other bullshit sounds legit. I clicked it. I connected my wallet to register. And in one second - literally one f*cking second - all my ETH was gone.

$9400 Gone. Transferred in this transaction: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xaa3a32e5d3efc962155ef2eef1d507253ae806ffcdd5ffa031242c3024f0e57e

I didn’t even sign anything. Or at least I thought I didn’t. Turns out it was some kind of wallet drainer.

I’m already messaging every crypto scam investigator on X I can find.

(I dont know how to add screenshots here)

https://i.postimg.cc/50sptfgM/scr2890.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/13yHDgdZ/scr1277.jpg

One of them replied and said the code, the wallet, the whole setup - it’s linked to something called Quark drainer. He even sent me a screenshot breaking it down. 

I feel like an idiot. I thought I was careful. I’ve been in crypto for years. But that ad looked real. The site looked clean and i didnt see any warnings when i connected.

I see my ETH went to this wallet https://etherscan.io/address/0x03c69e50a6251fe1adbfb7f8504d58354eaa4f0b and it was funded from Coinbase. I already have an answer but... Is there any chance to find who is the owner of this wallet if I report this to Coinbase support?