The DAOMaker game project, Degen Zoo, has been halted while the team investigates a possible exploit on Binance Oracle.
Degen Zoo Suspended
Degen Zoo Telegram Group Reports indicate that the team agreed to pause briefly and launch an investigation into possible tampering.
The team agreed that this intervention was the best option for managing anxiety and mitigating the risks that could arise if an exploit were to occur.
Previous investigations carried out 30 minutes before the announcement have not returned any results confirming an exploit. However, the research team has not determined whether the attacker attempted to obtain quality non-fungible token (NFT) assets.
The team insisted that the hatching processes happen entirely on Binance Oracle, thus leaving no room for “good” NFTs to hatch via smart contracts. They also seem confident that there are no signs of a chain exploit.
suspicious activity detected
Suspicion of a possible exploit arose when an address 0x8E…3c3c burned $58,000, or about 2 million DZOO, its native token, as shown BscScan. This action had never happened before and thus raised his eyebrows.
The Degen Zoo project is a relaxation game created by DAOMaker released to demonstrate the possibility of running Logan Paul’s Crypto Zoo game in 30 days.
The game applies a deflationary token accompanied by digital assets containing 120 threatened species to mimic the impact of capitalism towards the extinction of animals. It acts as an eye opener on how human greed contributes to the extinction of various animals. A player has the right to “burn” the NFTs owned by him to affirm the collection that is facing extinction, making a profit as a result.
In addition to DZOO, users can bet to win an egg. The DZOO token is listed on most exchanges such as Binance, which is purchased using, among other currencies, bitcoin (BTC).
