Pons, the launch platform on Robinhood Chain, said a potential token approval issue did not affect its Launchpad front end because the interface does not include the Multicall3 function in question. In a post on X, the team said the function existed only in the old Debank cross-chain bridge, a feature that predates the launch of Pons Launchpad. According to the statement, only 0.6 NOXA tokens have been affected so far, with an estimated value of about $0.66. As a precaution, users who previously used the old bridge were advised to revoke token approvals. Pons also said it is working with its auditor to investigate the issue and plans to restore front-end service as soon as possible.
Pons, a launch platform on Robinhood Chain, said a potential token approval vulnerability did not affect trading on its Launchpad front end because the interface does not contain the Multicall3 function.
In a post on X, the team said that function existed only in the old Debank cross-chain bridge, which was launched before Pons Launchpad. So far, only 0.6 NOXA tokens have been affected, worth about $0.66, according to the statement.
Pons said users who had used the old bridge should revoke token approvals as a precaution. The team added that it is working with its audit partner to investigate the issue and will restore front-end service as soon as possible.
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