A recovery site for NFTs rescued during the Magic Eden security incident is now live, allowing owners to reclaim eligible assets for free apart from standard gas fees. 0xQuit, identified as the vice president of blockchain researcher at Yuga Labs, said users must first revoke the problematic Payment Processor approval. Only rescued NFTs are available through nftsaresafu.xyz; assets still held by exploiters cannot be recovered. The exploit, which began on September 24, traces back to approvals left active after Magic Eden stopped using Limit Break’s Payment Processor V2 in October 2024. At least $2.8 million was stolen across Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, and ApeChain, while whitehat researchers rescued 23,155 NFTs worth more than $5.7 million. As of publication, 2,357 of 26,448 recovered assets had been claimed. Users were warned that canceling marketplace listings does not stop the exploit and that some ERC721C and ERC1155C collections may require transfer-validator changes or site allowlisting.