Cross-chain protocol Symbiosis said in a post on X that it had identified attempts to move funds linked to the recent Binance attack through its platform. The team said it is working to block the activity and has already contacted Binance. Symbiosis also said its current screening system was built for normal fund flows and has monitoring gaps when facing fast and complex operations, adding that those checks will be improved over time. The protocol said users whose funds are still pending, or were mistakenly rolled back, can contact the team for review and handling.
Cross-chain protocol Symbiosis said in a post on X that it has found attempts to move funds related to the recent Binance attack through Symbiosis.
The team said it is fully focused on blocking the activity and has already contacted Binance.
Symbiosis added that its current screening mechanism was designed for normal fund flows, and that it has monitoring gaps when dealing with fast and complex operations. The team said those checks will be improved gradually.
It also said users can contact the team for review if their funds are pending or were mistakenly rolled back.
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