A major DeFi security incident has been detected by a security monitoring agency. The MakinaFi platform was hacked, and over 1,299 ETH were successfully stolen, worth approximately $4.13 million at current prices. More troubling is that some of the stolen transactions were front-run by MEV builders' addresses (0xa6c2…), which means the hacker's subsequent operations will face competition from miners for extractable value.

According to on-chain tracking data, the stolen funds have been dispersed and transferred to two main addresses for concealment. One address, 0xbed2…dE25, holds assets worth about $3.3 million, while the other, 0x573d…910e, holds approximately $880,000. This kind of fund dispersion strategy is usually used to evade tracking and freezing risks. This incident once again reminds users to pay attention to smart contract risks, even on mainstream DeFi platforms, which require multiple layers of protection.