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NFT Trader Smart Contract Attack: $3 Million in Losses, Return of Stolen NFTs, and BAYC Compensation

Unknown people attacked the old smart contracts of the P2P platform NFT Trader and withdrew non-fungible tokens. The project team confirmed the incident.

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Revoke Cash specialists estimated the losses at approximately $3 million. Most of the damage was made up of NFTs from the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) and Mutant Ape Yacht Club (MAYC) collections.

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Later unknown reported about readiness to return stolen NFTs for a 10% reward. According to him, the original hacker was another user.

“I am a good person. These NFTs are worth enough to live freely, but I don’t care. I prefer to collect leftover trash. […] If you want the NFT back, pay me the reward I deserve,” he wrote.

After this, Boring Security DAO reported the return of 36 BAYC and 18 MAYC. Those affected by the hack will receive their tokens back for free. The team paid 10% of the cost for them.

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Previously, the US District Court ordered the creators of the “fake” BAYC to pay compensation to Yuga Labs in the amount of $1.6 million.

Recall that in October, the studio behind the popular NFT collections announced that it would cut staff and focus on the Otherside metaverse.

In July, the rare NFT BAYC #3953 was sold for 200 ETH (~$372,000 at the time of the transaction), which is much less than its peak.

In August, NFT BAYC #8585 was purchased for a record low of 153 ETH (about $254,000). The asset lost 80% in price in 11 months.

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2023-12-17 10:08:54
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