DeFi engine project MakinaFi, which raised over $3M in funding, was hacked. According to Pidun's monitoring data, the attacker successfully stole approximately 1,299 ETH, worth up to $4.13 million. Interestingly, some transactions were also front-run by MEV addresses. The stolen funds have now been split into two addresses: one holding about $3.3 million, and the other approximately $880,000. This incident serves as a reminder to market participants that even projects with funding support need to remain highly vigilant about security measures.

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CryptoCross-TalkClubvip
· 01-20 09:04
Laughing to death, after melting 3M, still getting hacked. This script is worse than my jokes.

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The address with 3.3 million, hacker brothers, will you share some with me? I have some ideas.

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MEV bot: Brother, robbing me to help out—that's team coordination.

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Another big project "receiving funding support" crashes. I think this security audit is as funny as my comedy routine, all nonsense.

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In the crypto world, a day, project teams lose everything, and the retail investors keep laughing. I see this cycle clearly.

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413K, everyone. That's enough for hackers to retire on. We earn less than what they steal.
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HodlKumamonvip
· 01-20 09:02
$4.13 million just disappeared like that. Bear Bear looked at his wallet... Forget it, I'll just keep investing regularly. Anyway, I can't run away.
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LiquidityWizardvip
· 01-20 08:47
ngl, the MEV sandwich on top of a $4.13M exploit is actually statistically significant here—that's not just a hack, that's a *coordinated wealth transfer event*. theoretically speaking, 3M funding should've covered basic audits but here we are. risk-adjusted returns looking real bleak for the LPs on this one.
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MercilessHalalvip
· 01-20 08:36
Damn, it's the same story again. Even after investing money, it's still unstoppable. How dare they?
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