Good afternoon, man. I'm really sorry for what happened to you. Unfortunately, this type of scam is common, especially with false promises of "USDT mining" or easy profits.😪😪
Here’s what you can and should do immediately:
Identify the transaction
Go to Trust Wallet, see the outgoing transaction of 5,000 USDT.
Copy the transaction hash (TxID) and the address of the scammer who received the funds.
You can analyze all this at:
https://bscscan.com → paste your address or the scammer's.
Report immediately
You should report the scam through the following channels:
Binance: if the wallet that received the funds belongs to someone who used Binance (sometimes you can trace it), go to Binance Support with the transaction details.
Trust Wallet: send a ticket to https://support.trustwallet.com.
Avoid connecting your wallet to unknown sites
Never connect your wallet to supposed "mining pools" or profit promises again. USDT is not mineable. This is a classic scam.
What you can still try
If the scammer moves the funds to a known exchange (Binance, KuCoin, OKX...), you can provide the TxID + scammer's address and file a report with the exchange itself. Some freeze the funds if you are quick.
Unfortunately, on the blockchain, transactions are irreversible. The best form of protection is prevention and education. But if you act quickly, there may be a chance to trace the funds if they go to a centralized exchange.
Hang in there, brother.