free mint stage

In an ironic twist, Rug Pull Finder (RPF), a nonfungible token (NFT) watchdog focused on identifying Web3-based fraud has fallen victim to a smart contract exploit of its own. According to the NFT investigator’s post on Twitter on Sept. 2, two people exploited a technical flaw in the project during the free mint stage — pilfering 450 NFTs out of a possible 1,221 which were intended to be limited to one per wallet. As discussed on our Twitter space’s earlier today – We messed up. We messed up big. Our contract had a flaw that allowed 2 people to scoop up over 450 NFTs. Here is what we are doing to fix it — Rug Pull Finder (@rugpullfinder) September 2, 2022 According to RPF, their smart contract had a flaw that allowed the code to be exploited, allowing the bandits to allocate mo...