$3.55 Million in Unclaimed Bridge Funds Moved via EIP-7702
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Transactions involving $3.55 million in unclaimed bridge funds were carried out through EIP-7702. The transactions used valid account authorizations, and BlockSec said that does not show whether the wallet owner knowingly approved the transfers.
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What it means
Wallet owners and anyone watching bridge activity are the immediate audience here, because the transfers were executed with valid account authorizations and involved funds described as unclaimed bridge funds. The status of those funds and the authorization method are now visible in the transaction record, but the wallet owner’s intent is not established in the material provided. (per thedefiant.io)
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