Astra Nova claims to have been hacked and had its assets dumped, while some users suspect insider theft.
PANews, October 19th—Astra Nova (RVV) posted on Twitter that one of its third-party market-making accounts was stolen, with a malicious attacker gaining control of the account and starting to liquidate assets. The team stated that measures are being taken, and that the smart contracts and infrastructure remain completely secure and have undergone comprehensive audits. In addition, the team is using on-chain forensic technology to track this violation and will contact law enforcement immediately after evidence collection is complete.
In response, some users claimed that the project is suspected of an inside job, and Astra Nova's Discord group has been muted. On-chain data shows that the suspected hacker address obtained over 2 million USDT by selling RVV. Astra Nova was recently listed on Binance Alpha and announced a $48.3 million fundraising to expand its tokenization content tools and creator platform.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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