The blockchain industry is just too wild! Yala's official website stated that FuzzLand, as their security partner, tested and monitored their smart contracts, even helping them identify potential risks. But FuzzLand came out to clarify, saying they haven’t taken any substantial action yet—the originally scheduled collaboration isn’t even set to start until next week . So, this project that’s been live for two months has partnered with multiple security companies, but none of them have actually started working, and they’ve already gone public with PR, even fabricating some real-life examples of risk detection. And then, just before the security company could roll up their sleeves and get to work, guess what? They got hacked!