MangoFarmSOL
Last changed 2026-11-02 · Fact-check review — Fact-check review (verdict: revise): the reviewer checked the page's claims against its sources; the trust score did not change. Version history →
Why this score
| Every page starts at | 65 |
| The subject's own conduct | -120 |
| Sum | -55 |
- The page establishes that the subject is itself a scheme, so the score is 0.
- 2 sections set aside: the claims did not hold up in a fact-check, pending correction.
Score: 0/100 (kept between 0 and 100)
How scoring works →Page reliability: Fact-checked 2026-11-02 · 7 of 10 claims confirmed · 3 need better sources
anchored·62eAct…SfY6Summary
MangoFarmSOL was a purported yield-farming protocol on the Solana blockchain that executed an exit scam in January 2024, draining approximately $1.32 million from users who had deposited SOL tokens in anticipation of a promised MANGO token airdrop. The perpetrators deployed a malicious frontend under the guise of an 'emergency migration,' bridged stolen funds to Ethereum, and laundered proceeds through privacy tools including Railgun and instant exchanges before all social media accounts, the project website, and the Telegram channel were abandoned. No perpetrators have been publicly identified and no regulatory or law enforcement actions are known to have followed.
Connected Entities
10 entities · 60 linked investigations- 8ggviF…jND7→mentioned with→MangoFarmSOL(50%)
- ZachXBT→mentioned with→Ethereum(70%)
- Cointelegraph→mentioned with→ZachXBT(70%)
- Cointelegraph→mentioned with→Ethereum(60%)
- Allbridge→mentioned with→Ethereum(60%)
- Allbridge→mentioned with→Solana(70%)
- Wormhole→mentioned with→Solana(80%)
- Wormhole→mentioned with→Ethereum(70%)
- Railgun→mentioned with→Ethereum(80%)
- MangoFarmSOL→mentioned with→FixedFloat(80%)
- + 10 more
Timeline(8 events)
3 January 2024
MangoFarmSOL launches influencer and KOL promotional campaign across social media; users begin depositing SOL tokens.
ChainCatcher5 January 2024
MangoFarmSOL team publicly announces MANGO token airdrop scheduled for January 10, 2024.
ChainCatcher6 January 2024
Operators drain 13,512 SOL (~$1.26M) from the protocol contract. A malicious frontend is deployed under the guise of an 'emergency migration,' draining an additional ~$60,000 from users who interact with it. Security auditor 0xfoobar publicly warns on X that the frontend is compromised and flags a potential rug pull.
CertiK / CoinMarketCap6 January 2024
Stolen SOL converted to USDC and bridged to Ethereum via Wormhole across four transactions. Proceeds routed through Railgun (~263 ETH), eXch (~292 ETH), and FixedFloat. Frontend drainer proceeds bridged separately via Allbridge.
CertiK Technical Analysis6 January 2024
MangoFarmSOL deletes its Twitter/X account, deactivates its website, and closes the Telegram channel (1,000+ subscribers) to new members.
CoinTelegraph / Yahoo Finance7 January 2024
Screenshots allegedly showing messages from the MangoFarmSOL operator circulate on X; messages claim coercion into Ponzi scheme creation and reference BananaMiner. BananaMiner representatives deny any connection.
BanklessTimes8 January 2024
Multiple crypto news outlets including CoinTelegraph, BanklessTimes, and CoinMarketCap publish reports on the MangoFarmSOL exit scam. Antonio Brown's promotional post confirmed deleted.
Multiple outlets10 January 2024
Promised MANGO token airdrop date passes with no distribution. Project remains entirely inactive.
CoinMarketCap / ChainCatcherDecision Log
- slot 464377204 · hash 7TuDvwVBkgXbLGhH9oUU5mFKsPYqcRufHbcUzgh46Mwq
- slot 464377199 · hash AfB5wD8ScmWSgKGJQEMZXTos4Sy2VmwEPgyJQAcbDhSq
- slot 461963354 · hash 9n2Xa2YTLVAwtsZRZNm4R1Xy8CokGT8grChvnzHU6MJp
- slot 422682030 · hash ACnHfT7AHnA2jNyx47HSC4caAmXkBfLHHg1kygJB3UcY
This investigation is cryptographically anchored to the Solana blockchain (4 decisions). 8 of 9 cited source URLs have an Internet Archive snapshot.
model: claude-sonnet-4-6
generated: 5/4/2026, 2:54:35 AM
last updated: 11/2/2026, 5:26:19 AM
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