Hey @_Auza_, you need to answer this. I recently checked the on-chain history of the $MCPCAT (Agent Cat) token you launched and promoted as the “first token created with BaseMCP + Baseapp through Claude.” What I found doesn’t match the hack story you posted. Your wallet is **auzaaa.base.eth** — `0x67446b29DF9BF01C8717BF48ff3B3a8E664f8023`. **Token creation** Tx: `0xaf687e27332a01b5a51901de79170a675e7c5ae5ee10a4906282d9bb97c42c0f` (Aug 17, 2026 ~10:36 AM UTC) The full supply was minted straight to your wallet via Account Abstraction / Baseapp-style EntryPoint. You controlled it from the start. **Liquidity removal** Tx: `0x64f84fcca748a24c30ecf2d5a5a1647e5a3711d40024220b211f3e15431590e6` (Aug 17, 2026 **7:44 PM UTC**) Your wallet removed roughly 12.41B MCPCAT + ~4,028 USDC from the Aerodrome pool. Same controlled account, Coinbase bundler / EntryPoint flow. **Then 21 minutes later you added liquidity again** Tx: `0x2603274953f69532fe4024409139a7b14f1a75913daabc249d842efbb6c395f4` (Aug 17, 2026 **8:05 PM UTC**) Same wallet added ~12.97B MCPCAT + only **0.005 ETH** (~$12 at the time) as new liquidity (new pool contracts created in the process). You still hold significant USDC in that same wallet (thousands of dollars) plus a large bag of MCPCAT. The actions were authorized by the account you control. A pure external hack that drains liquidity usually moves the funds to a fresh attacker wallet and doesn’t come back 20 minutes later to add tiny liquidity from the same address. You posted the next day that a Telegram guy sent you a PDF for an MCPCAT website, you downloaded it, your laptop got compromised, your Gmails were taken, you lost access to Baseapp, and you didn’t even know LP could be removed. You offered partial refunds and said if you wanted to rug you would have done it at ATH. The timing and the fact that the same wallet both removed the real liquidity and then re-added almost nothing doesn’t line up with that story. Unlocked LP + this sequence is a very common soft-rug pattern on Base/Aerodrome. So a few direct questions: - Why did the wallet you control remove ~$4k USDC liquidity at 7:44 PM and then add only ~$12 of ETH liquidity 21 minutes later? - If you were fully locked out / hacked, how did the same account keep signing these actions and why are the funds still sitting there instead of being moved out? - Why call it a laptop/PDF hack when the on-chain trail stays inside the account you launched and promoted with? You promoted this to your followers and the Base community as something special (first BaseMCP token, full chat with Claude, etc.). People who bought into that narrative got hit when the liquidity was pulled. **Base community and @jessepollak**: please don’t promote or platform people who do this to their own holders. Verify the txs yourself on Basescan. Stay out of this one. I unfollowed. The on-chain record is public — anyone can check the three hashes above. If there’s a real explanation that fits the timestamps and the fact that the same wallet did both the removal and the tiny re-add, reply with it. Otherwise this looks exactly like the kind of thing the community needs to call out so it doesn’t keep happening.