MANTRA_Chain said that, due to the ongoing Web3Auth and Keplr wallet/private key vulnerability, attackers are continuing to unbond users’ staked assets without their consent after stealing liquidity tokens. It has therefore urgently paused new unbonding requests for 7 days and will review the situation after 7 days. The team also said it has frozen some attacker addresses. Refer to the official statement for details.
Be clear about what this means: the pause applies to new unbonding requests and lasts 7 days. The team explicitly stated that positions already being unbonded will not be frozen by this pause; these positions still need to be handled according to the official instructions before the unbonding process ends. Otherwise, attackers may still be able to claim them and transfer them to addresses outside the user’s control. One interpretation is that new unbonding requests are being halted first; another is that positions already being unbonded should not be assumed to be locked by the same rule. This is not investment advice.
What this means for you: first, note that the pause applies to “new unbonding requests”—it does not lock all positions already being unbonded across the board. If the team updates the rules later, follow the new instructions. Which matters more to you: halting new requests first, or understanding how positions already being unbonded will be handled?
#链上安全 #Staking
Be clear about what this means: the pause applies to new unbonding requests and lasts 7 days. The team explicitly stated that positions already being unbonded will not be frozen by this pause; these positions still need to be handled according to the official instructions before the unbonding process ends. Otherwise, attackers may still be able to claim them and transfer them to addresses outside the user’s control. One interpretation is that new unbonding requests are being halted first; another is that positions already being unbonded should not be assumed to be locked by the same rule. This is not investment advice.
What this means for you: first, note that the pause applies to “new unbonding requests”—it does not lock all positions already being unbonded across the board. If the team updates the rules later, follow the new instructions. Which matters more to you: halting new requests first, or understanding how positions already being unbonded will be handled?
#链上安全 #Staking