Munchables, a non-fungible token (NFT) game, implemented strict security measures after recovering funds lost due to internal conduct issues. This essay examines the steps taken by Munchables to enhance its security measures and regain the trust of users following a $68 million theft. The topic discussed is the security breach, the ensuing losses, and the efforts made towards recovery. Munchables acted promptly following the theft, where a developer ran away with a large amount of Ether. The platform may have suffered a significant financial loss, but the developer later returned the money, mitigating the impact. Recognizing the need for comprehensive protection, Munchables implemented several measures to prevent similar incidents from occurring again. The company has revamped its developer recruitment process, enhanced smart contract auditing procedures, and implemented stricter multisig agreements in order to enhance security. In order to enhance oversight and responsibility, the platform has updated the list of people authorized to sign on its multisig wallets. This includes blockchain investigator ZachXBT, Selini Capital, and Manifold Trading. The goal is to restore trust and increase community involvement. Munchables brought on developers from Manifold Trading and Selini Capital to conduct thorough audits and implement necessary updates to ensure the reliability of its smart contracts. Munchables demonstrates its dedication to robust security measures through its decision to have Ethereum infrastructure company Nethermind perform further audits before the platform reopens. Despite the incident, Munchables remains committed to its network by offering improved incentives for returning players and providing financial support to organizations aiding in the recovery efforts.