Stay calm — most of what can still be protected depends on the next fifteen minutes, not the next day. These four steps come first, before anything else.
Confirm the transaction in a block explorer.
Revoke any remaining wallet permissions.
Move remaining assets to a new wallet.
Record the transaction ID and timestamp.
Both options start from the same technical process. The difference is whether you run it yourself with a written guide, or have it done for you.
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