Yuga Labs: NFTs Are Safe The application portal is closing... and I'm not sure how to proceed.

Yuga Labs releases digital asset applications for portal testing and covers 25,000 related assets

description: Yuga Labs advanced a small-scale test of the NFTs Are Safe application portal on September 26, involving about 25,000 NFT s, and disclosed that the project cost $7,500 to put into Gas. The previous vulnerability resulted in a large number of stolen NFT , with White Hat Rescue valued at over $5.7 million. Users should wait for official announcements during testing, and verify eligibility through an official gateway to avoid receiving unknown contracts by mistake.

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According to BlockBeats on September 26, Yuga Labs disclosed that the NFTs Are Safe application portal has entered a small-scale testing phase. The portal is associated with receiving or validating arrangements for approximately 25,000 units of NFT , and the cost of gas injected into the project during the test period was $7,500. For users holding related assets, this means that the application process is moving from an event response to an operational stage, but it is not yet fully open to all eligible addresses.

Test entry: first small-scale verification, then official release

The NFT claim gateway typically performs three functions: identifying eligible addresses, reading snapshots of the on-chain , and opening a receipt or restoring an entry to users. The value of small-scale testing is that it exposes contract interactions, front-end prompts, wallet connectivity and gas estimation issues before they are formally opened.

The $7,500 Gas cost disclosed by Yuga Labs intuitively illustrates that on-chain verification and asset status handling is not zero-cost. For the average user, what really needs to be understood isn't whether hydrogen can or cannot be claimed but rather when it will be taken, through which port of entry, what contracts need to be authorized.

Hole Rescue: How 25,000 assets are linked to $5.7 million in losses

Public information also mentions that the breach occurred yesterday resulting in a large number of NFT s being stolen, with White Hat rescues valued at over $5.7 million.

There is a link between claim gateway and vulnerability rescue: if some of the stolen assets have not been fully transferred, or there is a need to provide recovery, verification, receiving channels to affected addresses, project parties must avoid error issuance with snapshots, address attribution and on-chain status. The size of about 25,000 copies of NFT determines that the process cannot rely solely on artificial counterparts but requires automated tools, public rules and traceable feedback mechanisms.

Follow-up: Official opening, qualification criteria and wrong feedback

Users can then focus on three public variables: first, when the NFTs Are Safe claim gateway transitions from testing to formal opening and whether all relevant addresses are open or batch processed; second, how a project party describes the eligibility threshold: which addresses, block heights, and asset states will be included in the capture or verification scope; third, if there is a clear complaint and feedback path for erroneous captures and repeated conflicts of qualifications or asset status.

For readers, the impact of such events is not only on price fluctuations but also whether or not on-chain 's asset disposal process is transparent. If the rules for claiming are clear with a snapshot caliber, users can reduce the risk of misconduct; if the rules are unclear, users are more likely to mistake phishing links or fake customer service . Maintaining verification of official announcements and contract addresses and scope of authorization is more practical than chasing after coins in advance.

Risk Warning: This article is a compilation of public information only and does not constitute investment advice; on-chain authorization, private key custody and contract interactions are at risk.