SingularityNET bridge incident expands to unauthorized AGIX and WMTx minting

The Crypto Times reported that the attack cluster involved in the Fetch.ai and NuNet incident later minted 260 million AGIX and 53.838 million WMTx on Ethereum through the SingularityNET bridge stack. PeckShield valued the cluster's Ethereum holdings at about $16.77 million at the time of its alert.

That figure describes assets held by the cluster at a point in time. It is not a confirmed realized loss. Bitquery separately reported roughly 2.3 billion newly created units across AGIX, NTX, CGV and WMTx, a wider count spanning more tokens and chains.

Fetch.ai said its own contracts were not under threat and that FET continued to operate normally. AGIX to FET conversions were paused as a precaution, while the affected bridge and related minting authorities were being investigated. World Mobile also warned users not to interact with WMTx while its snapshot and response work continued.

The public record still needs a reconciled supply table, a complete transaction list and a final root-cause report from the affected projects. Until those arrive, minted inventory, assets held by the attacker and realized proceeds should remain separate measurements.

Sources: The Crypto Times report, Bitquery investigation, Fetch.ai press and media page.