Decentralized service provider UNCX has sent an on-chain message to the attacker behind its Vesting V2 incident, offering to treat the exploit as a white-hat case if the assets are returned, according to a disclosure highlighted by Defimon Alerts. The message says the attacker has 48 hours to send back 18.207 ETH on Ethereum and 510,727 USDT on BNB Chain. UNCX said both transfers should be made to its multisig addresses.
The development follows an earlier update referenced by Foresight News, which said UNCX Lockers had disclosed that its Vesting V2 contract was attacked earlier in the day. That incident involved 10 tokens. No additional details beyond the on-chain message and the earlier disclosure were provided in the source material.
The bounty terms, as stated in the message, would grant the attacker 10% of the recovered assets if the funds are returned within the specified window.
UNCX has issued an on-chain message to the attacker tied to its Vesting V2 incident, saying it is prepared to treat the exploit as a white-hat event and offer a 10% bounty if the funds are returned, according to a disclosure flagged by Defimon Alerts.
The message asks the attacker to return 18.207 ETH on Ethereum and 510,727 USDT on BNB Chain within 48 hours. UNCX said both repayments should be sent to its multisig addresses.
Foresight News had earlier reported that UNCX Lockers disclosed an attack on its Vesting V2 contract earlier in the day, involving 10 tokens.
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