How two of the world's top AIs are aiding my hacker.

In my previous articles, I shared how my account was compromised, and my wallets and exchange balances were completely drained. Today, I’ll tell you how this nightmare continues, why absolutely no one is safe, and how leading AI chatbots can feed you absolute nonsense for hours, dismissing your legitimate doubts as total paranoia.

So, following the initial hack, I assumed that every single wallet, exchange, and Google account I had accessed on my laptop was compromised. I did a clean reinstall of Windows and switched to Edge as my secondary browser on that laptop. There, I set up a brand-new Google account, created fresh wallets, and changed every single password. From then on, I operated across two browsers: Chrome and Edge. I considered the second one completely secure, along with the wallets inside it.

Yesterday, I needed to publish a new article on Zora and Paragraph. However, minting the NFT on Zora kept throwing a persistent error. Checking my new MetaMask, I saw it was empty, so I transferred $13 worth of Ethereum from an exchange over the Base network. I figured this would easily cover the gas fees so the articles could go live. Yet, the error persisted, and I couldn't figure out why.

My "helpful assistant friends," ChatGPT and Gemini, confidently informed me in unison that this was just a common Zora glitch. They told me to just hit F5, and insisted that even if it didn't work immediately, the error would eventually resolve itself.

Twenty-four hours passed. The error didn't disappear—but all my Ethereum from MetaMask did. How is this even possible? I changed everything. Where is the flaw?

I took screenshots, copied the transaction hash, and asked both GPT and Gemini to analyze the data and give me an answer. Mind you, they are fully aware of my previous hack and the history behind it. But this time, their response deeply shocked me. It turned out—according to them—that I had either accidentally or intentionally made a transaction to Paragraph, and everything was perfectly fine, the funds were right there.

After another hour of back-and-forth arguing, I verified that there was absolutely nothing on Paragraph. When I checked DeBank on my own, I found zero connection between Paragraph and the address where my funds actually landed.

What blows my mind is that I wasted nearly two hours chatting and clarifying things with GPT and Gemini, while they relentlessly assured me that everything was fine and no hack had occurred. They claimed I was panicking over nothing, suggesting the funds were either on Zora or Paragraph—that it was just payment for the articles, gas fees, or a mistake on my part.

Finally, providing a screenshot from DeBank and asking a direct question about the error forced them to admit I was right and actually look at the facts.

I still haven't received an answer on how the breach happened. The parasite is still living inside my accounts, and I have no idea how to detect it. I also don't know who to turn to in these situations. During the first hack, I found two blockchain analytics firms, but they only investigate for a percentage fee when the losses are substantial—at least $10,000. My case is of no interest to anyone. Law enforcement won't touch this either.

Meanwhile, tracking the activity of the transit wallet where my funds fled, I can see the thief is actively cleaning out other people's wallets with absolute, unpunished consistency. Seeing all these transactions and knowing the raw power of AI, I am certain the criminal could be tracked down and caught. There is just no one willing to do the job.

I will keep digging into this topic, looking for ways to protect myself, expanding my toolkit, and building a project where Inquisitors will emerge—capable of actually helping community members trapped in these exact situations.