NEAR ecosystem application SweatEconomy suffered a sustained attack early this morning
According to Blockaid monitoring, the NEAR ecosystem application SweatEconomy suffered a sustained attack last night, with multiple Sweat Foundation-related accounts being emptied in about 30 seconds, totaling approximately 13.71 billion SWEAT transferred out, accounting for about 65% of the token supply. The related funds were transferred through Ref Finance and Wormhole/Portal Bridge.
Subsequently, the official SWEAT response stated that all users' external account balances have been fully restored, and operations have returned to normal.
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