SingularityNET Bridge Hack Widens: 260M AGIX, 53.8M WMTx Minted, $16.77M Held by Attacker

The exploit that emptied Fetch.ai’s Ethereum-based token converter and produced 408.5 million unauthorized NuNet Token (NTX) on September 19, 2026, has widened into a broader key-compromise event across the SingularityNET bridge stack, with the same attack cluster later minting 260 million SingularityNET Token (AGIX) and 53.838 million World Mobile Token (WMTx) on Ethereum on September 20, 2026. 

Blockchain security monitors tracking the cluster valued its Ethereum holdings at approximately $16.77 million at the time of their alert, while Fetch.ai has said its own smart contracts remain safe and that FET continues to operate normally.

SingularityNET is a decentralized artificial intelligence (AI) marketplace and a founding member of the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance, an ecosystem that also includes Fetch.ai, NuNet and Cogito Finance. Its native SingularityNET Token (AGIX) is a utility and payments asset; NuNet Token (NTX) settles decentralized compute payments; Cogito Finance’s governance token trades as CGV; and World Mobile Token (WMTx) is the Ethereum-side utility token of World Mobile Chain, a decentralized wireless network that has integrated the SingularityNET bridge to move value between Cardano and Ethereum. The Crypto Times reported earlier on the September 19 drain of the Fetch.ai converter contract and the linked NTX mint, which was the first cash event in the widening incident.