DeBot said it activated emergency protections early on Sept. 16 after receiving a wallet security risk alert, according to an announcement disclosed by team member Cat and cited by ChainCatcher. The affected wallets have been temporarily isolated.
The team said native tokens and stablecoins in the affected wallets will be automatically moved on a 1:1 mapped basis into newly created keyless wallets. Part of the Meme token holdings will also be transferred. DeBot added that the new wallets can still be used for normal and secure trading.
During the protection period, users can continue to withdraw and transfer tokens out, but private key export has been suspended for now. DeBot said the recovery time for that function will be announced separately.
As of the time the notice was published, the platform said it had not found any abnormality in user assets. It urged users to stop using old wallets immediately, avoid making any further deposits, and check any public-chain assets or some Meme coins that were not automatically migrated so they can be moved manually in time.
DeBot activated emergency protection measures early on Sept. 16 after receiving a wallet security risk alert, according to an announcement disclosed by team member Cat and cited by ChainCatcher. The wallets involved have been temporarily isolated.
DeBot said native tokens and stablecoins held in the affected wallets will be automatically transferred into new keyless wallets on a 1:1 mapped basis. Part of the Meme token holdings will also be moved. The team said the new wallets remain available for normal, secure trading.
During the protection period, users can still withdraw and transfer out tokens. Private key export, however, is temporarily unavailable, and DeBot said the recovery time will be announced later.
At the time of the announcement, the platform said it had not detected any abnormality in user assets. It asked users to stop using the old wallets immediately, refrain from making further deposits, and check other public-chain assets or some Meme coins that were not automatically migrated so they can be moved manually.
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