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all you can do is to report the accounts on discord and on steam, and to be more careful next time.
Learn from your error in greed and move on, there's nothing else that can be done. Discord is not a safe place to do any trades or agree to them. Steam's trade window, and reading every single warning and piece of popup info you see every single time, is the only safe way to guarantee where your items, money, and trades are going.
Because you didn't read Steam's faq on scams and phishing, and did not practice basic good internet safety.
In this case, for example, common sense would have dictated to go with the root of trust. Why exactly is some random dude named "Fries Reuben#5511" an official? Because some other random dude says. So a random dude tells you to trust another random dude.
You gotta admit, broken down like that, it's blatantly obviously a scam.
If you rely on memorizing particular scam patterns instead of common sense, you'll keep losing your stuff because scammers switch their methods every now and then.
Bait, story, steps
For another time.