Magic Eden has warned that older Ethereum NFT listings were exposed to a vulnerability in Limit Break’s Payment Processor V2. The issue created a risk for NFTs listed through the marketplace, leading to a whitehat rescue involving more than 23,000 tokens. The incident concerns legacy listings rather than a broad statement about all Magic Eden activity. Traders and NFT holders are monitoring the situation across the Ethereum-based marketplace ecosystem, where listing infrastructure can affect the security of assets offered for sale. The warning highlights the risks associated with older marketplace approvals and third-party payment-processing contracts. No additional details about losses, affected collections, or the vulnerability’s technical mechanism were provided in the supplied report.
