Decentralized protocol Reserve said the RSR stolen by the Binance attacker has now been fully sold and that the attacker no longer holds any RSR. The team said Reserve contracts were not affected and that RSR holders do not need to take any action. It also said treasury-provided onchain liquidity had already been withdrawn before the attacker sold the tokens. According to Reserve, RSR is immutable and has no admin key, which means the tokens cannot be frozen. With the attacker no longer holding RSR, the team said it does not believe there is any remaining risk to Reserve DTF governance. Reserve added that operations are continuing as normal.
Decentralized protocol Reserve said in a post on X that the RSR stolen by the Binance attacker has been fully sold, and that the attacker no longer holds any RSR.
Reserve said its contracts were not affected and that RSR holders do not need to take any action. The team also said it had withdrawn treasury-provided onchain liquidity before the attacker sold the stolen tokens.
Reserve added that RSR is immutable and has no admin key, so the tokens cannot be frozen. Because the attacker no longer holds any RSR, the team said it does not believe the incident can affect Reserve DTF governance. It said everything is operating normally at this stage.
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