Super Sushi Samurai
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Super Sushi Samurai (SSS) is a Telegram-based blockchain game launched on the Blast layer-2 network in March 2024. On March 21, 2024 — four days after launch — a critical infinite-mint vulnerability in the SSS token contract was exploited, draining approximately $4.6–4.8 million (1,310 ETH) from its liquidity pool and causing the token to lose over 99% of its value. The attacker claimed to be a white-hat actor, and most funds were returned minus a 5% bounty; however, approximately 40 ETH were separately stolen by a distinct black-hat actor and the failed audit by Verichains raises material security governance concerns.
Connected Entities
1 entitiesTimeline(8 events)
17 March 2024
Super Sushi Samurai (SSS) token launches on the Blast layer-2 network with a market cap of approximately $27.75 million.
21 March 2024
An attacker exploits an infinite-mint vulnerability in the SSS token contract, draining approximately 1,310 ETH ($4.6–4.8 million) from the liquidity pool. The SSS token price drops over 99%.
21 March 2024
The attacker contacts the Super Sushi Samurai team via on-chain message, claiming the exploit was a 'whitehat rescue hack' and offering to work on reimbursement.
21 March 2024
A separate black-hat actor steals approximately 40.28 ETH during the same exploit window; those funds are not recovered.
22 March 2024
The Super Sushi Samurai team confirms they are in contact with the alleged white-hat exploiter and are working toward fund recovery.
22 March 2024
Super Sushi Samurai team announces funds are 'safu,' confirming a positive outcome. The white-hat actor is awarded a 5% ETH bounty and 2.5% in SSS tokens and in-game land, and is brought on as technical adviser.
13 May 2025
SSS Reloaded announces migration of protocol-owned liquidity in ETH to Ethereum mainnet; holders begin burn-for-airdrop migration process.
30 November 2025
Extended deadline for SSS-to-SSR token burn migration.
Decision Log
- hash: 7LU2x6JBJj3sT6w1shBqg5pBTMbycKjLejZhLf7jb6bF
This investigation is cryptographically anchored to the Solana blockchain (1 event). 10 of 16 cited source URLs have an Internet Archive snapshot.
model: claude-sonnet-4-6
generated: 5/4/2026, 2:54:34 AM
last updated: 8/30/2026, 5:14:08 AM
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