⚠️ EIP‑7702 just got exploited — here’s what happened Hey friends — if you’re using MetaMask or following Ethereum upgrades, you need to hear this. The shiny new EIP‑7702 from the May Pectra upgrade just got exploited — and the hackers walked away with $150K in a single case. Here’s the breakdown 👇 🧠 What’s EIP‑7702, anyway? It lets regular wallets (EOAs) temporarily act like smart contracts. That means batch transactions, gas sponsorship, and other cool stuff — all in a single click. Great for UX, but… here’s the catch. 🥸 A new kind of phishing A group called Inferno Drainer tricked users into signing a fake MetaMask delegation. Looks harmless — one simple approval. But in the background? Your wallet gives up access to all your tokens — and they drain it dry. One poor soul lost $150,000 in a single hit. Brutal. 📊 How bad is it? • Over 12,000 suspicious EIP‑7702 transactions so far • Nearly 97% tied to the same sweeper contract: “CrimeEnjoyor” • Total losses estimated above $5