TechFlow News — The attacker behind the NFT Trader incident has posted on-chain, stating that the stolen NFT assets are safe and will eventually be returned to their rightful owners.
The attacker claims they are not the original hacker and warns that the initial attacker is still preparing to exploit another vulnerability. The individual stated, "I'm a good person. These NFTs are valuable enough to give someone financial freedom for life, but I don't care about that."
Users wishing to recover their stolen assets must pay a bounty to this actor, who specified: "1 BAYC = 30 ETH, 1 MAYC = 6 ETH. You need to pay me 10% of that value as compensation for my work. If you own one BAYC, you must pay me 3 ETH; if it's a BAYC and MAYC combination, the fee is 3.6 ETH."
The attacker asserts that once the bounty is paid, the stolen assets will be returned.
The original attacker’s address is 0x3dc115307c7b79e9ff0afe4c1a0796c22e366a47b47ed2d82194bcd59bb4bd46.
