Normie Meme Coin Team Apologizes for Posting a Video Depicting Suicide to Promote Its Token Normie, a meme coin, issued an apology after posting a video depicting suicide to promote its token. The video, which has since been deleted, showed the Normie character hanging itself, being buried, and meeting a God-like figure. The project faced backlash on Crypto Twitter, leading to the removal of the video and the firing of the intern responsible. #meme

Odaily Star Daily News Base Ecology Meme Project Normie announced on X platform that due to the release of an offensive video, the relevant intern has been removed. After careful consideration and internal reflection, the relevant video has been deleted. The original intention was to convey that even when everything comes at you, there is always a way out. Positive change begins with oneself and sensitive topics will never be treated lightly. Therefore, we sincerely apologize to anyone offended by this content and ensure that this situation will not happen again.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Normie, a Meme project of the Base ecosystem that was previously attacked by hackers, announced on the X platform that it was re-launched on the Base chain and released an official contract. Normie also said that it would refund 1:1 tokens to users who held NORMIE before the hacker attack. It is reported that the first round of refunds has been issued. The amount of this round of refunds is 600 ETH, equivalent to about 2.3 million US dollars, and more updates will be released later.

According to Golden Finance, the attacker of Memecoin NORMIE claimed that the contract code of Normie is a copy-paste job and may not have undergone thorough review by developers before going live. On Sunday, NORMIE experienced a 99% big dump due to the attacker manipulating the token's total supply and depleting the liquidity of the token pool. Blockchain investigators stated that the attacker utilized the so-called tax function in the token contract to issue more tokens than the originally planned 1 billion supply. The excess tokens were then used for trading Ethereum.

According to Lookonchain, due to the lightning loan attack on Meme coin NORMIE in the Base ecosystem, a trader's purchase of 11.23 million NORMIE coins for $1.16 million is now worth less than $150. From March 25th to April 9th, the trader spent $1.16 million to buy 11.23 million NORMIE at an average price of $0.1035 and has been holding them ever since without selling.

PANews May 26th news, Base ecology Meme coin Normie tweeted that it has accepted the proposal to return 90% of the stolen ETH by the attacker, and allowed the attacker to keep 10% as a reward. Normie stated that all ETH from the developer's wallet will be used to resolve this incident and assist in the project's reboot. Previously, the attacker proposed returning 90% of the stolen ETH through on-chain messages and keeping 10% as a bug bounty, on the condition that they are not held responsible. At the same time, the attacker requested that this portion of ETH, along with 600 ETH from the developer's wallet, be used for the fair issuance of new tokens to compensate NORMIE holders.

PANews, May 26th, News - According to MetaTrust monitoring, a Twitter user claimed to be the attacker of the NORMIE attack and is willing to return the $490,000 lost by NORMIE as a result.

PANews May 26th news, according to community users' feedback, Meme token NORMIE in the Base ecosystem has experienced a flash loan attack, causing a big dump of 87.3% in price, currently trading at $0.005. The attacker manipulated the price on the Base Chain by exploiting the design flaw of the NORMIE token's cross-chain bridges. As NORMIE transactions on the Base Chain are subject to taxation, the taxes automatically go into the wallet controlled by the project team. The attacker injected a large amount of funds into this wallet through a flash loan, thereby significantly diluting the token's supply and causing a flash crash in price. Some users claimed that there is a vulnerability in NORMIE that allows attackers to mint new tokens. The total supply has now reached 214% of the maximum supply in theory. Currently, the NORMIE team has stated that there are over 500 ETH deployed in their wallet to address this issue. The team is actively reaching out to key partners to seek solutions and urges users not to purchase NORMIE tokens until further confirmation is obtained. The NORMIE team mentioned that they are still deciding whether a restart or fork of the project is necessary and will provide more updates as soon as possible.

On May 26th, Base ecosystem Meme coin Normie officially responded to the flash loan attack, stating that the deploying wallet still has a balance of over 500 ETH, which will be used for compensation and repair of this incident. The project team apologizes for the delayed response and is actively working to resolve the issue, while maintaining communication with key partners to find a solution as soon as possible. However, it is still uncertain whether a redeployment or fork of the project is needed. At the same time, the project team reminds users not to purchase related tokens until further confirmation, as the attacker is still minting or acquiring tokens.

On May 26th, it was reported that NORMIE, the meme coin in the Base ecosystem, may have suffered a flash loan attack, causing its price to drop by 87.6%. According to reports, attackers manipulated the price on the Base Chain by exploiting the design flaw of the NORMIE token's cross-chain bridge. Since transactions of NORMIE on the Base Chain are taxed, the tax automatically goes into a wallet controlled by the project team. The attackers injected a large amount of funds into this wallet through flash loans, thereby significantly diluting the token's supply and causing a flash crash in the price.