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Yes, to be exact, @limitbreak is the root cause of the vulnerability. But that does not absolve @MagicEden of responsibility.
You chose to integrate that contract and your users granted approvals through your marketplace. If you were going to abandon EVM, the bare minimum was to properly deprecate the integration, warn affected users and push them to revoke those approvals.
You can鈥檛 introduce the dependency, walk away from it, and then act like the resulting exposure is entirely someone else鈥檚 problem.
Own up to your shit @MagicEden, you just caused one of the biggest NFT vulnerabilities in its history, thankfully @0xQuit was there to save a big part of it. But not only did you abandon NFT's but put the entire space at risk, def getting a lawsuit for this shit
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The issue wth @MagicEden is that they were never really believers in NFTs. They don't care. ME wanted to make money off NFTs. That's fine. But while NFT volume went down, they went off chasing the latest gambling opportunity, and they have completely abandoned the community that built them. The UX on Magic Eden sucks. NFTs on Solana will survive, Magic Eden should not.
I say this as a former public supporter of Magic Eden. I bought some of my first Solana NFTs on Magic Eden, and the people I know who work or used to work at Magic Eden are good people. But the product sucks now.
Burn it down
鈿狅笍ALERT: 3,832 NFTs worth over $1.5 MILLION rescued after old Magic Eden Ethereum approvals left them exposed to being taken for 0 $ETH.
The move was reportedly done as a whitehat rescue, with the assets expected to be returned once they are no longer at risk.
Magic Eden has not confirmed an exploit yet.
If you ever used Magic Eden on Ethereum, revoke old NFT approvals immediately.
