A vulnerability in Limit Break's Payment Processor V2 left NFTs listed on Magic Eden's now-closed EVM marketplace between February and October 2024 exposed to potential theft. Whitehat researchers rescued 23,155 NFTs worth more than $5.7 million before malicious actors could exploit the flaw.
OpenSea has integrated full Solana NFT trading support into its OS2 platform, allowing users to buy, sell, and trade Solana-based digital collectibles alongside assets from over 25 other blockchains. The launch comes more than four years after an initial beta and includes popular collections like Mad Lads and Claynosaurz.
A Public Citizen report found investors in Donald Trump's cryptocurrency ventures—including the TRUMP memecoin, World Liberty Financial, NFTs, and Trump Media's crypto holdings—face at least $4.7 billion in losses, while Trump personally earned approximately $1.4 billion from these projects in 2025. The report comes amid growing scrutiny of conflicts of interest in the Trump family's crypto dealings.
Federal prosecutors charged Few and Far founder Taj Tarsha with securities fraud and wire fraud, alleging he misappropriated over $10 million raised from investors for an NFT marketplace and instead spent the funds on gambling, cryptocurrency trading, a Miami condominium, and DJ equipment.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan charged Few and Far founder Taj Tarsha with securities and wire fraud, alleging he misused over $10 million from investors on gambling, trading, and personal expenses including a DJ hobby.
POAP, which minted over 7.6 million on-chain badges for crypto events and collaborated with major companies like Coinbase and American Express, is winding down operations after failing to achieve profitability. Co-founder Isabel Gonzalez announced the shutdown on August 3, with the protocol entering maintenance mode.
Yuga Labs-affiliated developers coordinated a white-hat operation to rescue 68 high-value NFTs including Bored Apes and CryptoPunks from vulnerable Flooring Protocol pools before attackers could drain them, using the company's GrailsOTC trading desk.
An attacker used a gifted NFT containing Morse code to trick Grok AI into instructing Bankrbot to transfer approximately $150,000-$200,000 worth of DRB tokens, with 80% of funds later returned, exposing vulnerabilities in autonomous AI agent security.
