An attempted exploit involving a custom Safe module was disrupted when an MEV bot captured the stolen rsETH, according to Cointelegraph. The bot, identified as “Yoink,” front-ran the attacker’s transaction and took control of assets valued at $7.7 million. Kelp subsequently froze the address that received the funds, adding another obstacle to the attempted theft. The incident links activity around Ethereum-based rsETH with both automated transaction competition and a response from the asset’s associated platform. The reported sequence highlights how MEV bots can intervene in exploit transactions, while address controls may be used to restrict movement of assets after they are taken. No further details on the exploit or the eventual disposition of the rsETH were provided in the supplied report.
