NONE, a top-tier suite of trading tools for cryptocurrencies and NFTs, will cease operations, partly due to an exploit on Sept. 18 in which the None deployer lost 41.52 ETH in addition to NONE tokens. According to CertiK Alert, a blockchain security firm, the incident appears to be a phishing incident.
The exploit involved the deployer approving a malicious contract (0x3b6) to use NONE tokens. Subsequently, a function called benice2me() was executed from the contract, leading to the dispersal of 41.52 ETH across various wallets.
Additionally, 11.7k NONE tokens were moved from the deployer to the address 0x560. The exploiter then aggregated 47 ETH (equivalent to $76.5k) into the address 0x1dE before further distribution to multiple wallets and eventual transfer to exchanges.
NONE Shuts Down
In a message to the None Trading (NT) community on X, the project’s team has announced the decision to cease operations. While the NT project has been characterized by ambition, dedication, and unw
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