Magic Eden Suggests Users Revoke Permissions in Phantom Wallet
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Update: 0xfoobar, a developer and NFT project founder, says the best way to keep assets safe is to transfer to an offline hardware wallet or to a reliable centralized exchange.
Magic Eden, a marketplace for Solana, is suggesting users revoke permissions in their Phantom wallets following reports of a significant exploit on the layer-1 network.
Here's how to revoke permissions:
- Log into your Phantom wallet then click on the settings button
- Click Trusted Apps
- Revoke permissions from the apps listed
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