A X discussion thread covers multiple cryptocurrency security incidents: Harmony's Layer-1 chain shutdown due to past exploits, with ONE tokens migrating to Ethereum; and a SingularityNET bridge exploit causing unauthorized WMTx minting. A third post discusses an ICLR26 paper on preference learning that uses natural-language rationales to improve reward model robustness.
Fetch.ai reported that an exploit on September 19 targeted SingularityNET Bridge contracts between Ethereum and Cardano, resulting in unauthorized minting. Fetch.ai's own contracts remain unaffected, though AGIX to FET conversions and the Ethereum bridge contract have been paused as a precaution while the investigation continues.
WMChain confirmed unauthorized minting of WMTX tokens in a SingularityNET bridge exploit, as discussed in trending posts on X.
World Mobile Chain reported an exploit of the SingularityNET bridge resulting in unauthorized $WMTx minting on Ethereum, prompting the team to coordinate with exchanges and security partners to freeze deposits and revoke minting authorities. Meanwhile, Ethereum experienced strong Q3 performance, and traders discussed Chainlink token value mechanics and ETH price action near recent highs.
World Mobile Chain identified an exploit of the SingularityNET bridge resulting in unauthorized minting of $WMTx tokens on Ethereum, causing price fluctuations. The team is coordinating with exchanges to freeze affected deposits and working with security partners to revoke minting authorities while warning users against scam recovery services.