🚩 How the scam works (standard on various platforms)

1. You connect your wallet, granting withdrawal permission to the platform's contract.

2. The platform displays false returns — e.g., 1–4% per day, visible until you deposit more.

3. When you try to withdraw your balance, they freeze your account and demand more funds (fees, 'insurance', 'release'). This is known as the 'Hotel California' scam: you enter easily, but leaving is impossible.

4. With the contract still authorized, they can drain everything from your wallet, even without confirmation, because they use broad permissions.

Real evidence (from victims)

2.5% per day for two weeks — until the wallet was emptied, requiring €10,000 to release €6,000.

Similar scam involving 'mining dApp' and USDT — lost $5,000 after a few days of 'returns' and the app kept the funds only in the dApp.

In similar platforms, users can only 'withdraw' the initial investment; after that, the door closes, and they demand more amounts to release the rest.

Why it is not legitimate mining

Ethereum is on Proof of Stake, not Proof of Work (no 'mining' with USDT or BNB).

Promises of 4–18% per day are completely irrational (legitimate returns tend to be 3–10% per year, and even ETH staking offers ~4% per year).

The 'balance' always stays in the dApp, never in your real wallet — it's a faked interface that makes it seem like you have access to the funds, but you're actually stuck in their contract.

Conclusion: high risk of scam

Connecting your wallet already allows scammers to withdraw everything later.

The lure of quick profits is exactly what convinces victims to stake more.

It is highly likely that if you deposit balance in Chain6, you won't be able to recover it, and they will apply the same blocking tactic until they demand more money.

🔐 What to do now

1. Immediately disconnect your wallet and remove permissions in your app or via Etherscan/etherscan-like.

2. Transfer what remains.