ChainCatcher news, according to Onchain Lens, a professional NFT trader spent 100 ETH to purchase 13.956 billion MOG at a price of $0.00000175.It is reported that the trader has already earned over 1380 ETH through buying and selling NFTs, worth approximately $2.35 million.

ChainCatcher news, according to TheBlock, since January, the monthly trading volume of the NFT market on Ethereum has been declining. Even in January, the trading volume pales in comparison to the tens of billions of dollars traded monthly during the 2021/2022 bull market. In May, the trading volume did not even exceed $500 million.Additionally, data shows that the average daily number of traders for NFTs on the Ethereum chain has fallen below 4,000 for the first time since June 2021. In February 2022, this metric peaked at over 80,000 and has been declining since then. Although the number of users remained stable from June 2023 to February 2024, it has since begun to decline slowly.

ChainCatcher news, today, an NFT trader earned $13 million by selling 10 early Ethereum NFTs from the Autoglyphs series purchased three years ago.The NFT trader, using the alias OldSchoolCollection on the OpenSea platform, bought 10 NFTs from the Autoglyphs series in 2021 for a total price of $1.4 million. Today, they sold their 10 Autoglyphs for 5,000 ETH (worth approximately $14.5 million) to a private collector through the NFT brokerage platform Fountain, earning over $13 million.Autoglyphs is one of the first generative art NFTs on the Ethereum network, launched by CryptoPunks developer Larva Labs in 2019.

ChainCatcher news, well-known NFT whale and trader Franklin bought the gold monkey Bored Ape Yacht Club #1726, which he has been using as his avatar, for 4 ETH on May 1, 2021, and sold it for 275 ETH (approximately $670,000) on February 9, 2024, achieving a 67-fold return on investment.In addition, Franklin commented on this transaction on social media, saying: "An era has ended."

ChainCatcher news, Boring Security posted on platform X stating that the 36 BAYC and 18 MAYC stolen from the NFT Trader are now under their control. They will offer a 10% bounty to the attackers and will work with the victims to return the NFTs for free.It is reported that Boring Security is a security charity organization funded by ApecoinDAO.

ChainCatcher message, NFT Trader stated after being attacked that the attacker targeted two old smart contracts, and all necessary measures have been taken to prevent such incidents from happening again in the future.NFT Trader claims that the platform never owns any assets, but assures users that NFT Trader is a secure platform and will protect user assets.

ChainCatcher message, previously NFT Trader was attacked, multiple BAYC and MAYC were transferred to an address starting with 0x909. This address later left a message on-chain, stating that it is not the originator of the exploit, but merely discovered and exploited the vulnerability, and the real hacker is 0x3dc...bd46.He stated that if users want to redeem their stolen assets, they need to pay a 10% bounty, and after receiving the bounty, the NFTs will be returned.

ChainCatcher message, NFT whale dingaling issued a warning on platform X that the Batch Swap contract of NFT Trader has also been attacked and exploited. Please ensure users revoke the authorization for the following 2 contracts simultaneously:0x13d8faF4A690f5AE52E2D2C52938d1167057B9af;0xC310e760778ECBca4C65B6C559874757A4c4Ece0.

ChainCatcher message, NFT whale dingaling stated on the X platform that if you have used NFT Trader in the past, please revoke approval for its contract (0x13d8faF4A690f5AE52E2D2C52938d1167057B9af) as soon as possible.So far, 37 BAYC and 13 MAYC have been transferred to addresses starting with 0x909.

ChainCatcher message, the P2P digital asset trading protocol NFT Trader officially announced that the website has been attacked. Users are advised to monitor their accounts and beware of phishing attacks. The NFT Trader website will be closed until further notice. Currently, the team is still investigating, and the platform has been taken offline to avoid any further issues.NFT Trader stated that this is not an issue with the protocol, but rather that someone outside the team has inserted malicious code on the front end. The team will continue the investigation. (Source link)