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I downloaded this Raydium app a while ago and just wanted to connect my trust wallet for the first time. Now all my funds are gone. After doing some research i see im not the only one. How is it possible i can download scam apps via the Appstore? Im holding Apple responsible for this. How should i proceed?
iPhone 7, iOS 15
This is meaningless to me, as I will never, ever touch anything to do with crypto currency. But do either of these apply to anything you've done while using the app?
NEVER give your seed phrase or private key to anyone.
1) What Radium app? I couldn't find an app called Radium in the App Store.
Raydium, as it pertains to crypto, is a platform used to enable crypto exchange trading.
Ostensibly, even if there was a Raydium, it's only providing access to the exchange, and there's nothing (at least not much) nefarious in that.
If you lost your funds it's likely either a problem with your wallet, or your account was somehow compromised and someone got access to your funds. In this context, it's the same as some nefarious user guessing your PIN and draining your bank account - while they might sympathize, it's not exactly Apple's fault just because you installed your bank's app on your phone. It's an issue to raise with the bank (or in this case your wallet provider or the exchange).
Get a lawyer.
Hello~ You are right on track.
~Katana-San~
Raydium scam app
