UNCX Lockers said it has put containment measures in place after a security incident hit its Vesting V2 contract on multiple chains. The decentralized service provider said the changes include a fixed fee of more than 1,000 ETH, the removal of interactions that could bypass fees, and raising the token fee to the contract’s maximum 5% in an effort to stop further exploitation. The team said all LP locker contracts remain unaffected and that the issue is limited to Vesting V2. According to the update, the attack currently involves 10 tokens across four chains: pepecoin, EDGEN, ZC, X, LO0P and PAAL on Ethereum; IMO on Base; BTCLE on BNB Chain; and CASHCAT and RKST on Robinhood Chain. UNCX said it is in contact with most affected teams and plans to share additional guidance later this week, along with a full incident report and a recovery plan. It also advised users to avoid trading the affected pools until the related token teams publish guidance. The attacker has not returned any funds so far, and the team said it is coordinating with law enforcement and security firms on the investigation. Foresight News had earlier reported, citing Blockaid monitoring, that losses were about $86,000.
Decentralized service provider UNCX Lockers said it has taken containment steps after its Vesting V2 contract was hit by a security incident across multiple chains.
The team said the restrictions now in place include a fixed fee of more than 1,000 ETH, the removal of interactions that could bypass fees, and an increase in the token fee to the contract’s maximum allowed 5% to block further exploitation.
Issue limited to Vesting V2
UNCX said all LP locker contracts were not affected and that the incident is limited to Vesting V2.
10 tokens on four chains named
According to the update, the attack currently involves 10 tokens across four chains:
- Ethereum: pepecoin, EDGEN, ZC, X, LO0P, PAAL
- Base: IMO
- BNB Chain: BTCLE
- Robinhood Chain: CASHCAT, RKST
Further guidance and full report expected this week
UNCX said it is in contact with most of the affected teams and will provide additional guidance later this week, along with a full incident report and a recovery plan.
The team also advised market participants to avoid trading the affected pools until the related token teams issue guidance.
So far, the attacker has not returned any funds. UNCX said it is coordinating with law enforcement and security companies on the investigation.
Foresight News previously reported that UNCX Lockers was under attack and that losses were about $86,000, citing Blockaid monitoring.
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