Asterix

Asterix is a digital ownership project built on the DN404 standard, with DISCOVER ASTERIX* as its flagship collection. A DN404 contract mirrors a fungible token one-to-one against NFTs, so buying or selling tokens mints or burns the matching NFT and gives collectibles token-level divisibility and liquidity. The pain point is that NFTs are expensive and hard to split, and pure ERC-721 cannot support small or high-frequency trades.

On 8 June 2026 its Uniswap v4 pool was attacked, with 242 transactions draining about 30 ETH, roughly USD 40,000; on 9 June SlowMist confirmed the flaw was the same class as Flooring Protocol and BMP, an NFT ID shift overflow reused after the fact. The early DN404 version did not validate token IDs in approvals, so stale approvals could repeatedly sell tokens for ETH and forge an ID to reclaim them; the contract is immutable and cannot be patched, the team told users to stop interacting with the pool and token and plans a migration, and ASTX has been quoted at USD 76.49 with near-zero volume since 23 January 2026.