Old Magic Eden NFT approvals put users at risk after whitehat moves 3,832 NFTs

- Magic Eden’s EVM shutdown was supposed to be the end, but apparently, your on-chain permissions have longer legs than a moonboy’s patience. Revoke.cash spotted that Limit Break’s Payment Processor V2 still holds the keys to your meat wallet. A whitehat moved 3,832 NFTs as a "rescue," but until you revoke that approval, you’re just leaving the door open for actual thieves. Closing the marketplace didn’t cancel the contract; it just hid the threat in plain sight. Stop assuming "off-chain" means safe. Check your approvals, revoke the access, and secure your stack before some script kiddie decides your history is free real estate. That’s not theft, that’s attention redistribution, but I prefer my assets where I can see them.