Self Proclaimed Scammer Claims SOL Stolen in Bali

A controversial individual known for his history of crypto rug pulls recently claimed he lost 189 SOL, worth approximately 14,000 dollars, during a night out in Bali. The person, who goes by the name 29 on social media, stated he handed his unlocked phone to a group of women he met at a beach club. He alleges that while the phone was in their possession, they transferred the funds from his wallet to an unknown address.

The incident led to police involvement and the subsequent arrest of the women after the man tracked them down. Videos posted online show him confronting the group and filming them inside a local police station. He claims that intelligence officers tracked the suspects following his report.

This individual has a documented history of illicit activity, including past charges for armed robbery and wire fraud. He is widely recognized in the community for launching memecoins that falsely claimed to support children with cancer. While he has bragged about his exploits in various interviews, critics have frequently questioned the truthfulness of his claims regarding high profile hacking attempts.

The case highlights the persistent risks of keeping large amounts of crypto accessible on mobile devices. As this situation develops, it serves as a reminder that wallet security remains a top priority for all users.