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Whitehat moves 3,832 NFTs from hundreds of wallets after Magic Eden scare

A whitehat operation shifted 3,832 NFTs from hundreds of wallets over concerns about a vulnerability tied to Magic Eden, with Yuga Labs saying the assets are safe and will be returned.

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Illustration of a whitehat moving NFTs out of multiple crypto wallets after a marketplace vulnerability scare
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  • A single wallet moved 3,832 NFTs from hundreds of wallets on Friday, according to NFT community member Cirrus on X.
  • Cirrus said the transactions appeared as sales through Magic Eden and urged holders to revoke NFT permissions.
  • Yuga Labs' 0xQuit said the transfers were a whitehat operation and the NFTs "will be returned once they are no longer at risk."
  • Yuga Labs CEO Michael Figge said a vulnerability was found a few hours earlier and more information would follow soon.
  • Magic Eden has not publicly confirmed any exploit of its contracts and had not responded to Cointelegraph's request for comment.

A whitehat moved 3,832 non-fungible tokens out of hundreds of wallets on Friday, after concerns emerged about a vulnerability involving the NFT marketplace Magic Eden, Cointelegraph reports. The transfers were first spotted by an NFT community member known as Cirrus on X, who said a single wallet had taken the 3,832 NFTs from hundreds of separate wallets.

Cirrus said the transactions appeared on-chain as sales made through Magic Eden, and advised NFT holders to revoke their permissions as a precaution. Revoking permissions is a common defensive step for wallet owners who fear a contract or marketplace approval could be used to move their assets without consent.

Shortly afterwards, Yuga Labs' pseudonymous vice president of blockchain, 0xQuit, said the transfers were part of a whitehat operation rather than a theft. He said the NFTs sitting in the receiving wallet are safe and will be returned once they are no longer at risk. The Yuga Labs executive has taken part in similar NFT rescue efforts before.

Transfers spotted on-chain

In June, 0xQuit helped recover 68 NFTs worth more than $500,000 after an exploit hit Flooring Protocol, with those assets later held so they could be returned to affected users. That earlier episode followed a similar pattern, in which assets were moved to safety while the underlying risk was assessed.

Yuga Labs CEO Michael Figge said a vulnerability had been discovered a few hours before the transfers and that the company would share more information soon. Magic Eden itself has not publicly confirmed that its contracts were exploited. Cointelegraph said it contacted Magic Eden for comment but had not received a response by publication.

The episode highlights how quickly assets can be moved when a marketplace or contract approval is suspected of being unsafe, and how whitehats sometimes step in before an attacker does. It also shows the difficulty holders face in telling a rescue from a theft while transactions are still unfolding on-chain.

Whitehat operation confirmed

For now, the reported position is that the 3,832 NFTs are being held rather than lost, and that their return depends on the risk passing. Until Magic Eden confirms or denies an exploit, the exact nature of the vulnerability remains unconfirmed by the marketplace.

Read the full article on CoinTelegraph →

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Copyright & Takedown

How we credit the publishers we aggregate on the NewsDesk and NewsFeeds, how to have your feed removed, and how to send a copyright notice.

Last updated 24 September 2026 Applies to investin.news Questions [email protected]

What We Publish, and What We Do Not

For every item on the NewsDesk we publish a headline and a summary, the publisher’s name, the publication time and a link to the original article. The headline and summary are written by AI from the original. Where no AI summary is available we show the publisher’s own headline and short description from its feed instead, quoted, credited and labelled “Outlet’s summary”. We never publish full articles. Where your feed or your article page supplies a preview image, we may show it with the item, loaded from your own server.

On NewsFeeds we publish, for each item in your news-flash feed, a short rewrite of one or two sentences written by AI - never your own headline on its own - together with your name, the time and a link to your item. Flashes are deleted after seven days. Everything below applies to flash feeds too.

If You Publish One of Our Sources

You can change the arrangement or come off the list entirely. Write to [email protected] from an address at your domain, tell us the feed, and say what you want. Within one business day we can:

  • Stop ingesting your feed - nothing new from it appears on the site.
  • Remove items - some or all of the items already published from your feed.
  • Change the credit - the name we show for you, or the link it points to.

No argument, no requirement to explain. The feeds we currently use are listed on the sources page.

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Repeat Infringement

If a feed repeatedly carries infringing material, we stop ingesting it.

Correcting the Record

A takedown is not the only remedy. If a summary or flash based on your reporting is wrong or misleading, write to us and we will correct it - usually faster than a formal notice, and it leaves your story visible.

The Desk

Everything in Originals is written by one of these people, under their own name. The NewsDesk wire and NewsFeeds are automated and labelled as such - but a human owns them, and she is on this page too.

Editorial

KA

Keshav Aggarwal

Founder · Markets desk

Founded InvestIn.News and still files on mining, treasury companies and market structure. Eight years reporting on commodities before crypto, which is why he reads power contracts for fun.

MiningTreasuryMarket structure
Profile & Articles
IA

Ishu Aggarwal

Editor-in-Chief

Runs the newsroom and signs off every original. Sets what the wire will and will not carry, owns corrections, and decides where the line between reporting and paid content sits.

Editorial standardsCorrectionsRegulation
Profile & Articles
JM

Jayshree Majumdar

Chief Everything Officer

Everything between a story landing and a reader seeing it - the summarisation pipeline and the datasets behind our longer pieces. Every AI label on the site is her responsibility.

AI pipelineAccuracyData & investigations
Profile & Articles

Commercial and editorial work separately. Advertisers cannot see an original before it publishes, cannot request changes to one, and cannot buy their way out of coverage. That separation is written into the editorial policy, not just the org chart.

Reporters, Get in Touch

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Profile

About

At a Glance

Disclosures, where a writer has one, are supplied by the writer · Editorial Policy

Recent Work

Recent work from the desk.

All Originals

Nothing published by this writer yet.

NewsFeeds

Short updates from outlets’ public feeds. Every flash is rewritten in our own words by AI, credited to the outlet by name and linked to the original. Newest first, updated every few minutes.

NewsDesk

The wire: crypto and markets news from other outlets, newest first.

AI summaryStories from the outlets we follow, summarised by AI and linked to the original. Where no AI summary is ready, the outlet’s own summary is quoted and labelled.——Where AI is used

On the Wire

Stories from our sources, newest first, each credited to the publisher and linked to the original.

Which Sources?

Nothing on the wire yet. New stories from our sources appear here as they are published.

Nothing on the wire yet. New stories from our sources appear here as they are published.

You’re up to date. That is everything on the wire.

Markets

Sentiment, market cap, dominance, Altcoin Season and the Fed in one place. Figures come from public sources, may be delayed, and are never execution prices.

Markets Snapshot

Fear & Greed

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0 100
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Yesterday—Last week—Last month—

Total Market Cap

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24h volume—24h change—

Dominance

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Bitcoin share of total cap
BTC — ETH — Stablecoins —
Change—High—Low—

Altcoin Season Index

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Beat BTC—Yesterday—Last month—

Share of the top 100 coins (ex-stablecoins) that outperformed bitcoin over the window. 75+ is Altcoin Season, 25 or under is Bitcoin Season.

Policy & Liquidity

Four numbers that move crypto before crypto moves. Each is published on a fixed schedule, so you can plan around them.

Macro flashes on NewsFeeds

Rate Path

Fed funds target, upper bound

FEDERAL RESERVE
—next rate decision  
Current target range—
Effective fed funds rate—
— Upper bound of the target range

EVERY MOVE IN THIS WINDOW

Target range and effective rate from the Federal Reserve via FRED · FRED, Federal Funds Target Range

Fed Balance Sheet

Total assets, weekly

H.4.1
—  

Securities held outright—
Reserve balances—
Treasury general account—

Weekly, published Thursdays around 16:30 ET · Federal Reserve Balance Sheet Trends

10-Year Treasury Yield

Constant maturity, daily close

FRED DGS10
—  

2-year yield—
30-year yield—
10s–2s spread—

Daily close, published each business day · FRED, 10-Year Treasury Constant Maturity

Newswire

Everything on the wire, newest first.

Stories

Nothing on the wire yet. New stories from our sources appear here as they are published.

Nothing matches that right now.

You’re up to date. That is everything on the newswire.

Originals

Our own reporting. Written by named people, no AI text, no money changing hands. Paid work lives in a separate section and says so on every page.

All Originals Reported Investigations Interviews Analysis Events

All originals

No originals published yet.

Events

The dates our desk is watching, and what we brought back: conferences, hearings, data releases, upgrades and hackathons.

All Event Coverage

September 2026

ConferencePolicy & hearingsMacro dataEarningsToken unlockNetwork upgradeHackathonOtherWe are covering it

Upcoming

Dates are as published by the organisers, shown in the event’s own time zone. We list the events we follow, not everything on the circuit.

Event Coverage

All Event Coverage

No event coverage filed yet.

PRDesk

Press releases and sponsored features that companies pay us to publish, labelled as paid and kept out of the NewsDesk. Want to publish here? See Advertise.

About PRDesk. Paid content under the InvestIn.News PRDesk byline, run by business operations, not the newsroom.

Companies pay us to publish these. They are written by the advertiser, or by our commercial team at the advertiser’s request, never by the newsroom. We do not fact-check, verify or endorse them. Nothing here is investment advice.

  • Every item carries the PRDesk byline, not a reporter’s, and is labelled as paid.
  • Paid items never appear on the NewsDesk or in its RSS feeds; outbound links carry rel="sponsored".
  • Advertisers have no role in what the newsroom publishes. How paid and editorial stay apart
Everything Press Releases Sponsored Features

Recently published

Nothing published in that format yet.

No paid placements are running right now.

Want to Appear Here?

Two formats, fixed prices, published within one business day of approval. We turn down guaranteed returns, wallet-connect landing pages and anything dressed up to look like our own reporting.

See Rates and Formats How We Separate Paid From Editorial

Where the Newswire Comes From

Every outlet we ingest, what we take from it, and how to change that. If you publish one of these feeds and want out, write to [email protected] and we act within one business day.

Outlets we ingest, with feed type, what we publish, stories published in the last 30 days and status
SourceFeedWhat We PublishStories, 30dStatus
No sources connected yet.

Editorial and AI Policy

How Aggregation Works

We read public RSS feeds from the outlets listed above. For each new item we store the headline, publisher, reporter, publication time, link, and the feed’s own short description and image, read the original article (or, where the page can’t be read, the outlet’s own description of it), and publish our own summary: a headline, a standfirst, three key points and 150–250 words, written by AI. Every item names the publisher and links to the original, and we never publish full articles.

When an item gets no AI summary – because it comes from a source we review and the editor publishes it as it is, because AI is unavailable or our daily AI limit has been reached, or because the summary is not ready within 30 minutes – we show the outlet’s own short description from its feed instead, quoted and credited, and labelled “Outlet’s summary”. A few NewsDesk items are written by our own editors and labelled “NewsDesk”.

NewsFeeds works differently: it carries short updates taken from outlets’ public news-flash feeds, which we read about every five minutes. Each is rewritten in our own words by AI and credited to the outlet by name, with a link back. A new flash waits for its rewrite; if AI is unavailable or the wait runs out, the flash is not published at all. Flashes are kept for seven days.

Where AI Is Used

AI writes the summaries on the NewsDesk, and each one is labelled “AI summary”. We use DeepSeek, with Anthropic’s Claude as a backup. To write a summary, the text of the original article is sent to the AI provider; we don’t keep that text beyond the summary. Items from sources we have set to publish automatically get an AI summary and go live without a person reading them first. Items from the sources we review are checked by an editor before they are published.

AI also rewrites the flashes on NewsFeeds in our own words and sorts each one into a topic. Flashes go live without a person reading them first; our editors can correct or remove one afterwards. For each flash, the outlet’s name, headline and flash text are sent to the AI provider, and we keep the outlet’s flash text with the flash, for up to seven days, so an editor can check the rewrite. A flash that could not be rewritten never goes on the site.

Originals are written by named people and contain no AI-generated text; if that ever changes it will be disclosed on the article.

Corrections

We correct errors reported to us. If a summary misrepresents the original, or a publisher has updated or withdrawn a story, write to [email protected] with the link and what is wrong.

Press releases and sponsored features are published only on PRDesk, under the PRDesk byline, and labelled as paid on the page, in RSS and in structured data. Their outbound links carry rel="sponsored", and they never appear on the NewsDesk or in its feeds. They are written by the advertiser, or by our commercial team at the advertiser’s request - never by the newsroom. Advertisers cannot see or change our reporting before it is published, and buying a placement buys neither coverage nor the removal of coverage.

Ownership

InvestIn.News is published by BitWorld Media INC, a company registered in the United States. It is funded by advertising, paid placements and syndication. No exchange or token issuer holds equity. Where a writer has holdings relevant to their coverage, they are disclosed on their profile page.

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Who Writes This

Originals are written by named reporters, and any disclosure a writer has is on their profile page. You can see the whole desk, including who owns the AI pipeline, on the desk page.

Contact

One address for everything - newsroom, corrections, feed arrangements, advertising, brand and press assets. Use the form below and it reaches the right person, or write to [email protected] from your own email app if you prefer. We usually reply within one business day.

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Take the whole site or just the part you want. Every feed carries the same labels the pages do — wire items are marked as an AI summary or the outlet’s summary and credited to the publisher, paid items are marked as paid. Feeds carry summaries, not full articles. The short updates on NewsFeeds have feeds of their own, listed below; they are not mixed into the others.

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NewsDesk is one feed, with no topics: the topics belong to NewsFeeds, whose feeds are listed below.
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YOUR FEED URL

https://investin.news/feed.xml

Open in a Reader

Everything except paid placements, newest first.

What You Get

FormatRSS 2.0
Wire refreshTypically every 15 minutes
NewsFeeds refreshAbout every 5 minutes
Originals refreshOn publish
Items per feed50 by default
ContentSummaries

Each item carries a label (AI summary, Outlet’s summary, Original, NewsDesk or Paid placement), the publisher in <source>, and our link as guid. Paid items never appear in a feed that does not ask for them.

Ready-made feeds

FeedWhat it carriesURL
EverythingThe wire, originals and events. No paid placements./feed.xml
Everything, including paidAs above plus PRDesk, each item labelled./feed.xml?include=all
NewsDeskThird-party reporting, summarised, credited and linked./newsdesk/feed.xml
OriginalsOur own reporting only. No AI text, nothing paid for./originals/feed.xml
Originals by kindOne of reported, investigations, interviews, analysis./originals/{kind}/feed.xml
EventsCoverage filed from conferences, hearings and hackathons./originals/events/feed.xml
Events by typeOne of conferences, policy, hackathons./originals/events/{type}/feed.xml
PRDeskPaid placements only, every item labelled as paid./publish/feed.xml
PRDesk by formatOne of press-releases, sponsored-features./publish/{format}/feed.xml
Your own mixAny sections from the builder, each narrowed with kind, event or format./feed.xml?include=…&kind=…
A writerOne person’s originals, as they publish./authors/{slug}/feed.xml
NewsFeedsShort updates from outlets’ news-flash feeds, each credited to the outlet and linked to its original. Kept for seven days./newsfeeds/feed.xml
NewsFeeds by topicOne of bitcoin, ethereum, altcoins, etfs, regulation, stablecoins, mining, macro, ai./newsfeeds/{topic}/feed.xml

All feeds are public, need no key and have no rate limit beyond ordinary abuse protection. If you are polling harder than once a minute, use the wire feed rather than the site.

Using our feeds

Credit the Publisher

Wire and NewsFeeds items are based on somebody else’s reporting. The source field names the publisher. If you republish the item, credit them, not us.

Keep the Labels

The labels travel with every item. Stripping them is the one thing that will get an integration blocked.

Tell Us What Breaks

Malformed dates, a wrong category, a feed that stops moving — write to [email protected] and we aim to fix it within one business day.

Style Guide

Design reference for the site: colour tokens, type and components. Headlines and figures on this page are examples, not live data.

Brand - the only saturated colour on the site

brand-navy#18155C
brand-green#43AB3A

Navy belongs to the wordmark. It is not a text colour, not a button, not a background.

Neutrals, current mode

paperpage
canvasbands, hover
sinkchips, marks
linehairline
inkheadlines
ink-2body
mutesummaries
fainttimestamps

Signal - one meaning each, never decoration

upprice up only
downprice down only
accentlinks, AI, CTA
paidmoney changed hands

Type - Montserrat, one family, four weights (Regular, Medium, SemiBold, Bold)

Example headline at display size
Wire headline · 19 / 700 / −2.4%
Summary · 13.5 / 400 / 1.5, clamped to two lines. If it needs three, the summary is wrong.
BTC 00,000 −0.00% (example)
ETH  0,000 +0.00% (example)

Montserrat sets wide, so display sizes come down a notch and tracking tightens to −3%. Figures use the tabular-numeral feature everywhere they sit in a column - the tape, the widgets and the assets table - so digits never jitter as prices update.

Logo

Two files, same artwork. The light file runs on paper and canvas; the dark file recolours the navy to near-white and lifts the green so the mark survives on a dark page. Minimum height 30px, clear space equal to the height of the brain mark on every side.

Images and avatars

Story Image Fallback

When a story has no image, the slot shows a brand gradient, the mark as a watermark and the source domain in a pill - never a grey box with a broken icon. Real images are 16:9 for the wire, 5:4 for the hero, and are cropped centre by default.

Avatar

KA

Monogram until a photograph exists, then the photograph drops into the same circle. Supply square, 400px minimum, face centred, on a plain background. Each writer has one of six gradient tints behind their monogram.

Widgets - four shapes cover every market panel

Gauge

00
Example. A bounded index: Fear & Greed, Altcoin Season.

Trend

$0.00T
Example. A single figure with a sparkline and one comparison period.

Every widget is the same box: a 12.5px label row, one large figure, supporting detail, then a footer of two or three comparisons on a hairline. Swapping the middle for a gauge, a sparkline, a dominance bar or a list is the only variation allowed - that is what keeps a wall of panels from turning into a dashboard nobody reads.

Labels

AI summaryOutlet’s summaryOriginalNewsDeskRegulation

Every NewsDesk, Originals and PRDesk item carries exactly one origin label: green means AI wrote it, grey means the outlet’s own words, quoted, black means our desk wrote it (Original, or NewsDesk for wire items our editors wrote), and amber means money changed hands. On NewsFeeds every flash is an AI rewrite, said once at the top of the page, so the flashes themselves carry no origin label. Topic tags, like Regulation, are plain.

Variables for import

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