CrossCurve: The exploit has been contained, and the stolen EYWA has been frozen and cannot be sold.

Techub News reports that the cross-chain liquidity protocol CrossCurve has issued a security update stating that the previous exploit has been contained. The hacker extracted EYWA tokens from the Ethereum network bridge, but as XT Exchange has frozen the deposit function for this token on Ethereum, the hacker is currently unable to sell them. CrossCurve stated that the EYWA tokens on the Arbitrum network are secure. The official team is currently in contact with centralized exchanges such as KuCoin, Gate, MEXC, BingX, and BitMart to ensure the stolen tokens cannot enter circulation and affect the token supply. The team is conducting a comprehensive investigation into the details of the vulnerability and other stolen assets to prevent similar attacks from occurring in the future. Techub News reported today that the CrossCurve cross-chain bridge was attacked, resulting in a loss of approximately $3 million in funds.