MANTRA Halts Unstaking for Seven Days After Wallet Private Key Leak
Summary
- MANTRA said it had temporarily suspended the unstaking process in response to a wallet private key leak.
- MANTRA said it had found signs that hackers had stolen users' liquid assets and had also unstaked staked MANTRA tokens without authorization.
- MANTRA said it would suspend new unstaking requests for seven days and advised users to redelegate tokens before the end of the eight-day unstaking waiting period.
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RWA blockchain project MANTRA has temporarily suspended unstaking in response to a wallet private key leak.
Odaily reported on November 13 that MANTRA had found signs hackers not only stole liquid assets from users' wallets following the private key leak involving Web3Auth and Keplr wallets, but also unstaked MANTRA tokens without authorization.
To prevent further losses, MANTRA said it would suspend all new unstaking requests for seven days and reevaluate the situation after the pause ends.
The suspension does not affect unstaking requests already in progress. MANTRA also urged users to redelegate their tokens before the end of the eight-day unstaking waiting period to prevent hackers from seizing the assets.
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