Pons, a launch platform on Robinhood Chain, said its launchpad trading page does not include any Multicall3 function, responding to earlier claims about a token approval vulnerability on its front end. The team said the Multicall3 function mentioned in a post was tied to an older cross-chain bridge on Debank Chain, not the Pons launchpad, and had been introduced before the launchpad went live. According to Pons, that means the issue does not affect launchpad users. The platform said the only asset confirmed to have been affected so far is 0.6 NOXA, worth about $0.66. As a precaution, Pons advised users who had used the legacy cross-chain bridge to revoke token approvals through revoke.cash. The team also said it is working with an audit firm to investigate potential risks and will restore the Pons front-end service after confirming that no actual vulnerability exists.
According to ChainCatcher, Robinhood Chain launch platform Pons responded to earlier claims that its front end had a token approval vulnerability, saying the Pons launchpad trading page does not contain any Multicall3 feature.
Pons said the Multicall3 function mentioned in the post came from Debank Chain's older cross-chain bridge. That feature was introduced before the Pons launchpad went live and does not affect launchpad users, according to the team.
The platform said the only asset confirmed to have been affected so far was 0.6 NOXA, valued at about $0.66.
As a security precaution, Pons advised users who had previously used the legacy cross-chain bridge to revoke token approvals through revoke.cash.
The team added that it is working with an audit firm to investigate potential risks and will restore the Pons front-end service after confirming that no actual vulnerability exists.
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