If you’ve ever used @MagicEden on Ethereum, pay attention to this immediately. There are currently reports of thousands of NFTs being transferred from users’ original wallets—estimated at 3,800–4,000 NFTs, valued at approximately $1.5M. The current suspicion involves Magic Eden’s old approvals or legacy payment processor on Ethereum. Although Magic Eden had already exited the EVM space earlier, many wallets still retain unlimited approvals. The hacker wallet being monitored is: 0x71cF3f5724bD2B72Ef6464992aCd26216DE7fe33 This incident is still very new, and no official statement has been issued by Magic Eden yet—so please prioritize revoking approvals immediately.
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