ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the decentralized trading platform Balancer has launched its V3 platform upgrade, aimed at optimizing liquidity, providing new development tools, and driving trading volume growth.Balancer V3 introduces 100% Boosted Pools, combining its permissionless automated market maker technology with the yield market infrastructure of the DeFi lending protocol Aave. Aave is the primary launch partner for this upgrade, and other partners are expected to follow suit. This integration allows these pools to merge the yields from the swap and lending markets into a single efficient location.It is reported that Boosted Pools offer a passive liquidity solution that directs all underlying capital to external yield markets while maintaining swap liquidity. With just one click, liquidity providers can optimize returns and easily access the most efficient markets in DeFi without the need for active management.

ChainCatcher news, Balancer's official Twitter has released the latest update stating that most of the funds on Balancer are safe, with only 1.4% of the TVL at risk, and only the Boosted Pools are affected. To reduce risk, some liquidity pools have been paused, and users are advised to withdraw their liquidity as soon as possible.Prior to this, Balancer also published a related vulnerability report on the community forum, indicating that it has been able to mitigate over 80% of the financial risks caused by the V2 pool vulnerabilities, with the remaining at-risk funds accounting for about 4% of Balancer's TVL. As of now, this vulnerability has not been exploited, and there have been no financial losses. In response, the emergency SubDAO 92 has taken action to allow proportional withdrawals from all affected pools.Previous news, Balancer stated that it has received a serious vulnerability report affecting multiple V2 pools. Emergency mitigation procedures have been implemented to ensure the safety of most of the TVL, but some funds still face risks. Users are advised to withdraw the affected LPs immediately.