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Unstaking Update We’re currently updating our UI to display the unstake queue and expected cooldown period, giving you clear visibility into where your request sits and when your tokens will be ready to claim. This update will be available soon. Rest assured, your funds are safe, and unstaking via the queue will always redeem at 1:1. A quick reminder: instant unstaking may not always be 1:1 because it depends on available liquidity in DEX pools. When withdrawal demand is high or liquidity is limited, the AMM can trade below the protocol’s underlying exchange rate. Thanks for your patience -the improved UI is coming soon and will make the process much more transparent.

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Gauntlet has paused withdrawals on Compound, and the deUSD depeg now means users can’t withdraw their capital in case of bad debt exposure. This is what they call "locked in".

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Update on the NPM attack: The attack fortunately failed, with almost no victims.🔒 It began with a phishing email from a fake npm support domain that stole credentials and gave attackers access to publish malicious package updates. The injected code targeted web crypto activity, hooking into Ethereum, Solana and other chains to hijack transactions, and replacing wallet addresses directly in network responses. The attackers’ mistakes caused crashes in CI/CD pipelines, which led to early detection and limited impact. Still, this is a clear reminder: if your funds sit in a software wallet or on an exchange, you’re one code execution away from losing everything. Supply chain compromises remain a powerful malware delivery vector, and we’re also seeing more targeted attacks emerge. Hardware wallets are built to withstand these threats. Features like Clear Signing let you confirm exactly what’s happening, and Transaction Checks flag suspicious activity before it’s too late. The immediate danger may have passed, but the threat hasn’t. Stay safe.