Taiwan multi-chain NFT trading platform Lootex announced that it will cease all services on April 4 and provide users with asset security guidance. The platform founder thanked all supporters and stated that the decision to exit was made proactively due to changes in the NFT market environment. Users' NFTs remain safely stored in personal wallets, and it is recommended to check and revoke authorizations. The platform's native token $LOOT can still be traded on Gate exchange.

Taiwan NFT trading platform Lootex announced it will cease operations on April 4, 2026, citing drastic changes in the global market. The platform emphasizes user asset security, stating no urgent action is required. Users can continue trading on other platforms, and the platform's token $LOOT remains tradable on exchanges. The company, founded in 2018, has developed over 8 years and extends its gratitude to supporters.

MakinaFi was subjected to a flash loan attack on January 20, resulting in a loss of 1,299 ETH (approximately $4.1 million). The hacker manipulated the Curve pool for arbitrage, and the MEV bot snatched 0.13 ETH in advance. The stolen funds are stored in two wallets that have not yet been mixed.

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