According to CoinMeta, a user named “Mou Quan Huluwa” reported that on September 16th, after entering the community through the Discord link in an official tweet of the blockchain game project lumiterra, they were directed to a phishing website for identity and wallet verification, resulting in the theft of approximately $560,000 in assets. The user stated that more than $400,000 of these assets had been frozen in coordination with the token project team, while about $110,000 was exchanged by the attackers and has not yet been recovered. As of the time of posting, the relevant entry points were still leading users to the phishing website. The amounts stolen and the details of the phishing attack are based on the user's account and require further verification. The official account of lumiterra has not yet made any public response to the user's allegations.