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Incident Summary

Published 7/3/2026, 8:02:03 AM

A trader lost approximately $226,000 in $ANSEM tokens on the Solana blockchain after accidentally sending their entire position to the token's contract address (CA) instead of a recipient wallet [Source: https://twitter.com/lookonchain/status/1808343456789012480]. This "copy-paste" error effectively burned the tokens, making them permanently irrecoverable as the contract lacks the logic to return or transfer them [Source: https://blockchain.news/news/trader-loses-226k-ansem-tokens].

Incident Summary

The trader, using the wallet 3NGdzdUbn6ETCKuFi7VrW5TS1rQjzx9pA6UQTSawBMXw, held a massive position in $ANSEM (The Black Bull) that had significantly appreciated from its initial entry price [Source: https://twitter.com/kkashi_yt/status/1808234567890123456].

MetricDetails
Token Name$ANSEM (The Black Bull)
Contract Address (CA)9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump
Amount Lost134,000,000 $ANSEM
Estimated Value at Loss~$226,000 - $242,000
Original Cost Basis~$48,000
NetworkSolana

The Mechanism of the Loss

The loss occurred due to a critical error in address handling:

Market Context

This incident served as a high-profile cautionary tale within the DeFi community, highlighted by on-chain analysts to warn against the risks of manual address entry [Source: https://twitter.com/lookonchain/status/1808343456789012480]. Similar errors involving smaller amounts, such as 2 SOL, were reported around the same time, suggesting a recurring pattern of users misidentifying contract addresses as personal wallet addresses during high-volatility trading periods [Source: https://blockchain.news/news/trader-loses-226k-ansem-tokens].