Figure2 being decommissioned is an amazing watch.
A @Schwarzenegger robot (a friendly terminator) would be the ultimate flex in the future.
https://t.co/gGo73hcHYY
every @jackbutcher credit is 64 squares of cmyk
and with 120k to choose from, I realized that if you assemble 80 perfectly chosen credits, you can draw anything
so I built a feature on https://t.co/wW17twswJ0 to let you create Credit Unions that look like photos
98% of @jackbutcher credit holders can't make a statement on their own bc it requires 80 nfts
so @bigvibessss and i built https://t.co/wW17twswJ0 to let you pool your credits w strangers, burn 80 into a statement together, auction it and share in the sale
A major NFT exploit has drained millions over the past 24 hours.
Magic Eden itself was NOT hacked. Attackers exploited an old Limit Break Payment Processor contract that Magic Eden used for EVM trades in 2024.
The issue was leftover wallet approvals that never expired, allowing attackers to steal NFTs and approved tokens like WETH without the owners signing anything.
Over $2.8M was reportedly stolen before @0xQuit used the same exploit to rescue 23,000+ vulnerable NFTs worth over $5.7M into a custody wallet.
The NFTs are expected to be returned once affected owners revoke the compromised approvals.
If you used Magic Eden’s EVM marketplace in 2024, revoke your old approvals ASAP.