According to @PANewsCN, GMGN co-founder Haze said the team has completed distributing compensation to users impacted by an MEV attack, with payouts sent to affected wallets yesterday; source: https://twitter.com/PANewsCN/status/1982641516008132932 and https://x.com/haze0x/status/1982635884341272897. Haze stated the incident occurred 48 hours prior and affected 729 transactions, after which the team calculated losses and executed reimbursements; source: https://x.com/haze0x/status/1982635884341272897. For traders, verify on-chain receipt of compensation and monitor GMGN communications for any MEV-protection or security updates following the incident, based on the team’s statement that payouts are complete; source: https://x.com/haze0x/status/1982635884341272897.

According to Ai 姨 on Twitter, a recent MEV attack on OKX DEX resulted in a confirmed loss of $47,000, not the widely rumored $327,000. The incident was clarified to have occurred due to the victim's use of OKX DEX routing, rather than Binance Wallet, with the larger $327,000 transaction actually initiated by the MEV bot itself. The root cause was the victim setting a 50% slippage, making the transaction highly vulnerable. For crypto traders, this highlights the critical importance of managing slippage settings and understanding DEX routing, especially as MEV activity increases across decentralized exchanges (Source: @ai_9684xtpa, June 8, 2025).