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SuperFortune is an innovative information finance project that aims to deeply integrate traditional Chinese metaphysics with AI and blockchain technology for cryptocurrency market analysis and prediction.
SUPERFORTUNE: GUA Security Incident Confirmed as Signer’s Private Key Leak; Approximately 2,784 ETH Transferred to Three Ethereum Addresses
SUPERFORTUNE AI released a 24-hour investigation update stating that the May 27 GUA security incident was not, as previously suspected, address poisoning—but rather resulted from the leakage of private keys belonging to multi-signature signers. The attacker then forged valid signatures pointing to a malicious address and exploited the “premium address” feature—where the malicious address shared the same first four and last four characters as the legitimate address—to mislead the remaining signers into completing the signing process via the Safe interface.
SUPERFORTUNE: GUA Security Incident May Involve Multi-Sig Address Tampering
SUPERFORTUNE AI posted on X platform, stating that the team is investigating a GUA security incident that occurred on May 27. The incident led to drastic price fluctuations in the token. Preliminary investigations suggest the incident may involve address tampering during a multi-signature transaction.The announcement states that the original plan was to send additionally unlocked tokens to the airdrop claim contract address. However, during execution, the funds were mistakenly sent to a different hacker address. The team noted that this hacker address had never interacted with any SUPERFORTUNE-related addresses before, making an "address poisoning attack" less likely as the attack vector.Furthermore, SUPERFORTUNE stated that its internal processes include a multi-layered address verification mechanism. The team is continuing its investigation into the incident and will update the community on the latest developments subsequently.
An unrealized profit of $5.005 million: A whale is 1x shorting $9.58 million worth of ESPORTS on Aster
According to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi, a number of smart money addresses are trading volatile and altcoins on Aster. Details are as follows:A whale opened a 1x short position on ESPORTS worth $9.58 million, which has now yielded an unrealized profit of $5.005 million.Addresses 0x2d4 and 0x961 opened 2x short positions on GUA worth $547,000, with profits exceeding $1.29 million, representing a return rate of 235%.Addresses 0x2A3 and 0x134 opened long positions on SYN worth $1.5 million and $504,000 respectively, with unrealized profits of $174,000 and $435,000 so far.
14.981 million GUA tokens unlocked and subsequently sold off, causing the token price to plunge by as much as 75%
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), 9 hours ago, 14.981 million GUA tokens were unlocked and transferred from the unlock contract; valued at approximately $15.18 million at the time of unlocking. Subsequently, all of these GUA tokens were sold on-chain, causing GUA’s price to plummet by 75%. These GUA tokens were ultimately swapped for 2,784 ETH—worth roughly $5.66 million—and deposited into three wallets.
SUPERFORTUNE: GUA Security Incident Confirmed as Signer’s Private Key Leak; Approximately 2,784 ETH Transferred to Three Ethereum Addresses
SUPERFORTUNE AI released a 24-hour investigation update stating that the May 27 GUA security incident was not, as previously suspected, address poisoning—but rather resulted from the leakage of private keys belonging to multi-signature signers. The attacker then forged valid signatures pointing to a malicious address and exploited the “premium address” feature—where the malicious address shared the same first four and last four characters as the legitimate address—to mislead the remaining signers into completing the signing process via the Safe interface.
SUPERFORTUNE: GUA Security Incident May Involve Multi-Sig Address Tampering
SUPERFORTUNE AI posted on X platform, stating that the team is investigating a GUA security incident that occurred on May 27. The incident led to drastic price fluctuations in the token. Preliminary investigations suggest the incident may involve address tampering during a multi-signature transaction.The announcement states that the original plan was to send additionally unlocked tokens to the airdrop claim contract address. However, during execution, the funds were mistakenly sent to a different hacker address. The team noted that this hacker address had never interacted with any SUPERFORTUNE-related addresses before, making an "address poisoning attack" less likely as the attack vector.Furthermore, SUPERFORTUNE stated that its internal processes include a multi-layered address verification mechanism. The team is continuing its investigation into the incident and will update the community on the latest developments subsequently.
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An unrealized profit of $5.005 million: A whale is 1x shorting $9.58 million worth of ESPORTS on Aster
According to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi, a number of smart money addresses are trading volatile and altcoins on Aster. Details are as follows:A whale opened a 1x short position on ESPORTS worth $9.58 million, which has now yielded an unrealized profit of $5.005 million.Addresses 0x2d4 and 0x961 opened 2x short positions on GUA worth $547,000, with profits exceeding $1.29 million, representing a return rate of 235%.Addresses 0x2A3 and 0x134 opened long positions on SYN worth $1.5 million and $504,000 respectively, with unrealized profits of $174,000 and $435,000 so far.
Two addresses shorted GUA and made over $1.29 million in profit, with a maximum return exceeding 500%
According to Lookonchain monitoring, two wallets on Aster are shorting $GUA, with combined unrealized profits exceeding $1.29 million. Details are as follows:Address 0x2d46 opened a short position of 5 million $GUA (approximately $339,000) with 2x leverage, currently showing an unrealized profit of over $750,000, representing a return of approximately 442.67%.Address 0x9613 also shorted 3.08 million $GUA (approximately $208,000) with 2x leverage, currently holding an unrealized profit of about $542,000, with a return rate of 522.46%.
SUPERFORTUNE: GUA Security Incident Confirmed as Signer’s Private Key Leak; Approximately 2,784 ETH Transferred to Three Ethereum Addresses
SUPERFORTUNE AI released a 24-hour investigation update stating that the May 27 GUA security incident was not, as previously suspected, address poisoning—but rather resulted from the leakage of private keys belonging to multi-signature signers. The attacker then forged valid signatures pointing to a malicious address and exploited the “premium address” feature—where the malicious address shared the same first four and last four characters as the legitimate address—to mislead the remaining signers into completing the signing process via the Safe interface.
14.981 million GUA tokens unlocked and subsequently sold off, causing the token price to plunge by as much as 75%
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), 9 hours ago, 14.981 million GUA tokens were unlocked and transferred from the unlock contract; valued at approximately $15.18 million at the time of unlocking. Subsequently, all of these GUA tokens were sold on-chain, causing GUA’s price to plummet by 75%. These GUA tokens were ultimately swapped for 2,784 ETH—worth roughly $5.66 million—and deposited into three wallets.
SUPERFORTUNE: GUA Security Incident May Involve Multi-Sig Address Tampering
SUPERFORTUNE AI posted on X platform, stating that the team is investigating a GUA security incident that occurred on May 27. The incident led to drastic price fluctuations in the token. Preliminary investigations suggest the incident may involve address tampering during a multi-signature transaction.The announcement states that the original plan was to send additionally unlocked tokens to the airdrop claim contract address. However, during execution, the funds were mistakenly sent to a different hacker address. The team noted that this hacker address had never interacted with any SUPERFORTUNE-related addresses before, making an "address poisoning attack" less likely as the attack vector.Furthermore, SUPERFORTUNE stated that its internal processes include a multi-layered address verification mechanism. The team is continuing its investigation into the incident and will update the community on the latest developments subsequently.