The Blast ecosystem project Munchables, which was previously attacked by hackers, announced on the X platform that the full refund distribution process has been completed. Next, all OG locked users will receive Blast rewards and prepare to start the next chapter. Munchables reminds users that the refund funds have been directly sent to the relevant user's wallet, and they should not interact with any websites that request to apply for tokens to prevent fraud.
Munchables official posted on social media stating that it is currently in the final stage of refunds and has completely restructured its team. Quantitative investment firm Manifold and venture capital firm Selini Capital are joining its multiple signings, and top developers have reviewed and upgraded new contracts, and are now overseeing the recruitment process for developers. Chain detective ZachXBT will add multiple signatures at this stage to help ensure the safe return of user funds.
Munchables official posted on social media stating that it has successfully completed data verification and established a distribution contract for lock in refunds, and is currently undergoing verification and review by multiple teams.
According to PeckShield monitoring, Munchables attacker tag addresses have transferred 17412.6882 ETHs (valued at approximately $62.8 million) to 0x4D2F 6048C.
Munchables further explained on social media that their previous shared private key announcement was to assist security personnel in recovering user funds. Specifically, it includes a private key holding $62535441.24 in encrypted assets, a private key holding $73 WETH, and an owner private key containing the remaining funds.
Munchables explained on the X platform about its previous announcement of "sharing private keys", which was aimed at assisting security personnel in recovering user funds. Specifically, it includes a private key holding $62535441.24 in encrypted assets, a private key holding $73 WETH, and an owner private key containing the remaining funds.
According to slow fog monitoring, there are not only transactions between the two addresses related to Munchables hackers, but also interactions with multiple exchanges, the most common of which are Binance, MEXC, and ChangeNOW.
Slow Mist founder cosine posted on the X platform about the attack on Munchables, stating that the protocol Munchables on Blast was stolen for $62.5 million, which is a huge loss. According to the investigation by on chain detective ZachXBT, it is because one of their developers is a North Korean hacker, and this is at least the second time we have encountered such a situation in a DeFi like project. The core developer disguised and lurked for a long time, gaining the trust of the entire team. W...
The founder of Slow Mist, Yu Xian, posted on the X platform about the attack on Munchables, saying, "The protocol Munchables on Blast was stolen for $62.5 million, and the losses were really huge. According to the investigation by ZachXBT, one of their developers was a North Korean hacker... This is at least the second time we have encountered such a situation in a DeFi like project. The core developer disguised and lurked for a long time, gaining the trust of the entire team. When the time came...
According to official announcements, the Blast ecosystem project Munchables has announced an attack, is tracking the flow of funds and attempting to block transactions, and will update relevant information as soon as possible.