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Munchables: $62.5m

Munchables lost $62.5m on 26 March 2024. Ranked 59th of 1,272 crypto failures, with method, returned funds and comparable incidents.

Date
26 March 2024
Lost
$62.5m
Returned or repaid
None recorded
Target
Gaming
Category
Access Control
Method
Proxy Upgrade Hijack
Chains
Blast

On March 26, 2024, Munchables, a gaming NFT project on the Blast layer-2, lost $62.5 million after a rogue developer hired to write its smart contracts planted vulnerabilities. The developer then used control of the upgradeable proxy to credit themselves 1 million ETH and drain the protocol.

Against the ledger

Closest in size by the same method

DateTargetLostTypeMethodReturned
08 Oct 2021Mirror$90.0mDeFi ProtocolImproper Access Control—
01 Apr 2025UPCX$70.0mDeFi ProtocolProxy Upgrade Hijack—
25 Mar 2019Coinbene$40.0mCEXImproper Access Control—
10 Jun 2018Coinrail$37.2mCEXImproper Access Control—
01 Jul 2017Parity$30.0mWalletUninitialized Proxy—

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Amounts are DefiLlama’s estimates and can change as incidents are revalued. Its returned figure can include money a company repaid itself, not only funds recovered from attackers. Source: DefiLlama.

Cite this Bitminer.io, “Munchables, failures ledger”, data to 2 November 2026, https://bitminer.io/ledger/incident/munchables-2024-03-26/. How this is built