Limit Break Hit by Ongoing Attack; ~$1.7M in NFTs Stolen

The exploit targets an approval mechanism rather than a token or chain, which is the more consequential detail: the stolen assets moved only because holders had already granted the contract standing permission to operate their NFTs. That puts the burden on users to revoke approvals, and it shows how a single compromised processor contract can become a shared point of failure across a collection's entire holder base. Whether the drain is contained to these three transactions, or whether the same approval exposure extends further, is the open question.