Gommorrah
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$NES Hello everyone let's make a group to put more pressure on binance and $NES
i am the group admin.Should we use WhatsApp or telegram!I suggest WhatsApp
we were blocked from selling !!!
$NES Hello everyone let's make a group to put more pressure on binance and $NES
i am the group admin.Should we use WhatsApp or telegram!I suggest WhatsApp
we were blocked from selling !!!
i am the group admin.Should we use WhatsApp or telegram!I suggest WhatsApp
we were blocked from selling !!!
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$NES it does not matter when you bought.A scam took place
$NES it does not matter when you bought.A scam took place
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$NES Holders.We got scammed and nobody gets anything.Everyholder in binance will only get 100% losses.
$NES Holders.We got scammed and nobody gets anything.Everyholder in binance will only get 100% losses.
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$NES The other members of the team who stole your money
$NES The other members of the team who stole your money
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$NES $BNB
$Nesa HOLDERS GOT LEFT BEHIND
Let’s be brutally honest: people lost real money here.
Binance Alpha holders bought $NES believing they were buying into a legitimate project. Then the exploit happened, liquidity disappeared, the token collapsed, and the community was left scrambling for answers.
And what makes it worse?
Silence.
People are watching their money disappear while the team gives them little clarity about what happens next. Whether you call it a rug, abandonment, or simply a catastrophic failure, the result for many holders is the same: they are hurting.
We didn't exploit Nesa.
We didn't manipulate the protocol.
We didn't steal millions.
We bought the damn token.
Now ordinary holders are the ones left holding the bag.
If Nesa wants any credibility left, stop hiding and tell the holders exactly what is happening with their tokens.
$NES $BNB
$Nesa HOLDERS GOT LEFT BEHIND
Let’s be brutally honest: people lost real money here.
Binance Alpha holders bought $NES believing they were buying into a legitimate project. Then the exploit happened, liquidity disappeared, the token collapsed, and the community was left scrambling for answers.
And what makes it worse?
Silence.
People are watching their money disappear while the team gives them little clarity about what happens next. Whether you call it a rug, abandonment, or simply a catastrophic failure, the result for many holders is the same: they are hurting.
We didn't exploit Nesa.
We didn't manipulate the protocol.
We didn't steal millions.
We bought the damn token.
Now ordinary holders are the ones left holding the bag.
If Nesa wants any credibility left, stop hiding and tell the holders exactly what is happening with their tokens.
$Nesa HOLDERS GOT LEFT BEHIND
Let’s be brutally honest: people lost real money here.
Binance Alpha holders bought $NES believing they were buying into a legitimate project. Then the exploit happened, liquidity disappeared, the token collapsed, and the community was left scrambling for answers.
And what makes it worse?
Silence.
People are watching their money disappear while the team gives them little clarity about what happens next. Whether you call it a rug, abandonment, or simply a catastrophic failure, the result for many holders is the same: they are hurting.
We didn't exploit Nesa.
We didn't manipulate the protocol.
We didn't steal millions.
We bought the damn token.
Now ordinary holders are the ones left holding the bag.
If Nesa wants any credibility left, stop hiding and tell the holders exactly what is happening with their tokens.
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$NES $MARSCOIN .@nesaorg halted on 24 August. All its endpoints still return 503, so this is reconstructed from Ethereum. CosmosEVM chain, so we know what’s the likely cause.
The attacker bought 1.1M NES on the open market and bridged it into Nesa. Eight hours later they bridged out 257,703,783 NES, about 25.8% of the 1B supply.
The Hyperlane warp route logs both directions on Ethereum:
Deposited 03:13–04:12 UTC: 1,114,564.66 NES
Withdrawn 10:51:47 UTC: 257,703,783.16 NES
Difference: 256,589,218.50 NES that was never deposited
The delivery transaction gives the origin. Hyperlane domain 41443 (Nesa), sender is Nesa’s HypNative route, recipient is the attacker.
etherscan.io/tx/0xd443eabd4…
Attacker: etherscan.io/address/0x9AE7…
Sell wallet: etherscan.io/address/0xB92d…
They sold 185,744,335 NES in 241 fills through CoW Protocol and Uniswap V4 between 15:11 and 16:09 UTC. Realised price went from $0.0125 to $0.00032. Proceeds were 95.97 ETH, roughly $237,208.
At 13:40 they burned a further 25,000,000 NES on Ethereum to bridge back into Nesa. That message never delivered because the chain had stopped. It mints on restart unless Nesa rolls back past it or Hyperlane blocks it.
etherscan.io/tx/0x575d6cc25…
I have not confirmed which precompile was used. On MANTRA, TAC and KiiChain I read the call directly. Nesa’s nodes are down, so the link to ASA-2026-002 is pattern only.
If you verify this, use 0x230f1e24… for Nesa’s Ethereum $NES. 0xEEC6574e… is KiiChain’s synthetic, deployed to the same address on a different chain.
etherscan.io/token/0x230f1e…
$NES $MARSCOIN .@nesaorg halted on 24 August. All its endpoints still return 503, so this is reconstructed from Ethereum. CosmosEVM chain, so we know what’s the likely cause.
The attacker bought 1.1M NES on the open market and bridged it into Nesa. Eight hours later they bridged out 257,703,783 NES, about 25.8% of the 1B supply.
The Hyperlane warp route logs both directions on Ethereum:
Deposited 03:13–04:12 UTC: 1,114,564.66 NES
Withdrawn 10:51:47 UTC: 257,703,783.16 NES
Difference: 256,589,218.50 NES that was never deposited
The delivery transaction gives the origin. Hyperlane domain 41443 (Nesa), sender is Nesa’s HypNative route, recipient is the attacker.
etherscan.io/tx/0xd443eabd4…
Attacker: etherscan.io/address/0x9AE7…
Sell wallet: etherscan.io/address/0xB92d…
They sold 185,744,335 NES in 241 fills through CoW Protocol and Uniswap V4 between 15:11 and 16:09 UTC. Realised price went from $0.0125 to $0.00032. Proceeds were 95.97 ETH, roughly $237,208.
At 13:40 they burned a further 25,000,000 NES on Ethereum to bridge back into Nesa. That message never delivered because the chain had stopped. It mints on restart unless Nesa rolls back past it or Hyperlane blocks it.
etherscan.io/tx/0x575d6cc25…
I have not confirmed which precompile was used. On MANTRA, TAC and KiiChain I read the call directly. Nesa’s nodes are down, so the link to ASA-2026-002 is pattern only.
If you verify this, use 0x230f1e24… for Nesa’s Ethereum $NES . 0xEEC6574e… is KiiChain’s synthetic, deployed to the same address on a different chain.
etherscan.io/token/0x230f1e…
The attacker bought 1.1M NES on the open market and bridged it into Nesa. Eight hours later they bridged out 257,703,783 NES, about 25.8% of the 1B supply.
The Hyperlane warp route logs both directions on Ethereum:
Deposited 03:13–04:12 UTC: 1,114,564.66 NES
Withdrawn 10:51:47 UTC: 257,703,783.16 NES
Difference: 256,589,218.50 NES that was never deposited
The delivery transaction gives the origin. Hyperlane domain 41443 (Nesa), sender is Nesa’s HypNative route, recipient is the attacker.
etherscan.io/tx/0xd443eabd4…
Attacker: etherscan.io/address/0x9AE7…
Sell wallet: etherscan.io/address/0xB92d…
They sold 185,744,335 NES in 241 fills through CoW Protocol and Uniswap V4 between 15:11 and 16:09 UTC. Realised price went from $0.0125 to $0.00032. Proceeds were 95.97 ETH, roughly $237,208.
At 13:40 they burned a further 25,000,000 NES on Ethereum to bridge back into Nesa. That message never delivered because the chain had stopped. It mints on restart unless Nesa rolls back past it or Hyperlane blocks it.
etherscan.io/tx/0x575d6cc25…
I have not confirmed which precompile was used. On MANTRA, TAC and KiiChain I read the call directly. Nesa’s nodes are down, so the link to ASA-2026-002 is pattern only.
If you verify this, use 0x230f1e24… for Nesa’s Ethereum $NES . 0xEEC6574e… is KiiChain’s synthetic, deployed to the same address on a different chain.
etherscan.io/token/0x230f1e…
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$NES Nes project team has withdrawn most of the pools, what are they up to this time? @nesaorg
bscscan.com/address/0x19d8…
$NES Nes project team has withdrawn most of the pools, what are they up to this time? @nesaorg
bscscan.com/address/0x19d8…
bscscan.com/address/0x19d8…
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$NesBinance Alpha’s Stranded NES Holders
Nesa’s exploit and subsequent migration have left a major question for Binance Alpha NES holders: what happens to the tokens they bought on the old BSC contract?
Binance Alpha was the first platform to feature NES, giving its users direct access to the token.
But after the exploit, Nesa moved toward a new token structure, leaving holders of the old BSC NES in an uncertain position. Without a clear migration mechanism, these tokens risk becoming effectively worthless, even though holders acquired them legitimately.
The frustrating part is simple: the holders didn't exploit anything. They bought NES normally, yet they could be left holding the version of the token that the migration is designed to replace.
For Binance Alpha holders, the question is no longer just the token's price — it is whether their legitimate holdings will actually be recognized in the migration.
$Nes
Binance Alpha’s Stranded NES Holders
Nesa’s exploit and subsequent migration have left a major question for Binance Alpha NES holders: what happens to the tokens they bought on the old BSC contract?
Binance Alpha was the first platform to feature NES, giving its users direct access to the token.
But after the exploit, Nesa moved toward a new token structure, leaving holders of the old BSC NES in an uncertain position. Without a clear migration mechanism, these tokens risk becoming effectively worthless, even though holders acquired them legitimately.
The frustrating part is simple: the holders didn't exploit anything. They bought NES normally, yet they could be left holding the version of the token that the migration is designed to replace.
For Binance Alpha holders, the question is no longer just the token's price — it is whether their legitimate holdings will actually be recognized in the migration.
Nesa’s exploit and subsequent migration have left a major question for Binance Alpha NES holders: what happens to the tokens they bought on the old BSC contract?
Binance Alpha was the first platform to feature NES, giving its users direct access to the token.
But after the exploit, Nesa moved toward a new token structure, leaving holders of the old BSC NES in an uncertain position. Without a clear migration mechanism, these tokens risk becoming effectively worthless, even though holders acquired them legitimately.
The frustrating part is simple: the holders didn't exploit anything. They bought NES normally, yet they could be left holding the version of the token that the migration is designed to replace.
For Binance Alpha holders, the question is no longer just the token's price — it is whether their legitimate holdings will actually be recognized in the migration.
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Binance Alpha’s Stranded NES Holders
Nesa’s exploit and subsequent migration have left a major question for Binance Alpha NES holders: what happens to the tokens they bought on the old BSC contract?
Binance Alpha was the first platform to feature NES, giving its users direct access to the token.
But after the exploit, Nesa moved toward a new token structure, leaving holders of the old BSC NES in an uncertain position. Without a clear migration mechanism, these tokens risk becoming effectively worthless, even though holders acquired them legitimately.
The frustrating part is simple: the holders didn't exploit anything. They bought NES normally, yet they could be left holding the version of the token that the migration is designed to replace.
For Binance Alpha holders, the question is no longer just the token's price — it is whether their legitimate holdings will actually be recognized in the migration.$NES $MARSCOIN
Binance Alpha’s Stranded NES Holders
Nesa’s exploit and subsequent migration have left a major question for Binance Alpha NES holders: what happens to the tokens they bought on the old BSC contract?
Binance Alpha was the first platform to feature NES, giving its users direct access to the token.
But after the exploit, Nesa moved toward a new token structure, leaving holders of the old BSC NES in an uncertain position. Without a clear migration mechanism, these tokens risk becoming effectively worthless, even though holders acquired them legitimately.
The frustrating part is simple: the holders didn't exploit anything. They bought NES normally, yet they could be left holding the version of the token that the migration is designed to replace.
For Binance Alpha holders, the question is no longer just the token's price — it is whether their legitimate holdings will actually be recognized in the migration.$NES $MARSCOIN
Nesa’s exploit and subsequent migration have left a major question for Binance Alpha NES holders: what happens to the tokens they bought on the old BSC contract?
Binance Alpha was the first platform to feature NES, giving its users direct access to the token.
But after the exploit, Nesa moved toward a new token structure, leaving holders of the old BSC NES in an uncertain position. Without a clear migration mechanism, these tokens risk becoming effectively worthless, even though holders acquired them legitimately.
The frustrating part is simple: the holders didn't exploit anything. They bought NES normally, yet they could be left holding the version of the token that the migration is designed to replace.
For Binance Alpha holders, the question is no longer just the token's price — it is whether their legitimate holdings will actually be recognized in the migration.$NES $MARSCOIN
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If you bought $NES on binance alpha.You cannot sell like in other exchanges.You have been given an opportunity to see your hard earned money go to zero and completely disappear !!!
If you bought $NES on binance alpha.You cannot sell like in other exchanges.You have been given an opportunity to see your hard earned money go to zero and completely disappear !!!
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$NES Welcome to binance rug!!!
we got rugged not by meme but a genuine binance alpha token with binance investment!!!
$NES Welcome to binance rug!!!
we got rugged not by meme but a genuine binance alpha token with binance investment!!!
we got rugged not by meme but a genuine binance alpha token with binance investment!!!
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$NES Going to zero.The team packed up their bags and left
If you hold $nes in spot on other exchanges sell immediately and forget about it,No miracle is coming
$NES Going to zero.The team packed up their bags and left
If you hold $nes in spot on other exchanges sell immediately and forget about it,No miracle is coming
If you hold $nes in spot on other exchanges sell immediately and forget about it,No miracle is coming
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$NES I just wanna clarify and say the team ran away with the money
$NES I just wanna clarify and say the team ran away with the money
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$NES A software bug takes less than a day and communication less than 2 days to assure people.Do not keep your hopes here agree with your self you made a bad choice and move on
$NES A software bug takes less than a day and communication less than 2 days to assure people.Do not keep your hopes here agree with your self you made a bad choice and move on
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$NES I belive 100% $nes is dead.Nothing good is coming
$NES I belive 100% $nes is dead.Nothing good is coming
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$NES it's all over.if you hold funds in spot in other exchanges please sell and save yourself the trauma
$NES it's all over.if you hold funds in spot in other exchanges please sell and save yourself the trauma
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