MANTRA pauses all unbonding transactions for 7 days in response to a wave of thefts following the Keplr private key leak.
PANews quoted a post by MANTRA on X: Following the leak of private keys from Web3Auth and Keplr wallets, hackers first stole liquid assets from users’ wallets, then unbonded their staked MANTRA tokens without consent. The pause will last 7 days, after which the situation will be reassessed.
· Unbonding already in progress will not be affected; users must redelegate before the 8-day unbonding period ends to prevent hackers from claiming the assets.
· MANTRA had previously frozen multiple hacker wallets through Governance Proposal No. 41.
When the pause expires, should unbonding resume first, or should the stolen wallets be investigated first?
PANews quoted a post by MANTRA on X: Following the leak of private keys from Web3Auth and Keplr wallets, hackers first stole liquid assets from users’ wallets, then unbonded their staked MANTRA tokens without consent. The pause will last 7 days, after which the situation will be reassessed.
· Unbonding already in progress will not be affected; users must redelegate before the 8-day unbonding period ends to prevent hackers from claiming the assets.
· MANTRA had previously frozen multiple hacker wallets through Governance Proposal No. 41.
When the pause expires, should unbonding resume first, or should the stolen wallets be investigated first?
