ChainCatcher news, Lido announced that the snapshot vote for the launch of its Community Staking Module (CSM) mainnet has successfully passed. The contract has now been deployed on Ethereum and will initiate on-chain voting next week after final security checks. If approved, the Community Staking Module (CSM) will be launched soon. Lido encourages community stakeholders to check their "early adopter" eligibility before the mainnet launch next week, as eligible operators can access the CSM mainnet in advance.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the blockchain gaming platform Oasys has launched the beta version of its smart contract deployment tool Oasys Spring.It is reported that this version, developed in collaboration with Bunzz, features a software development kit (SDK) that simplifies the smart contract development process, providing convenience for developers. This tool, based on a graphical user interface (GUI), integrates AI-based permission scanning functionality for faster validation and supports deployment directly from GitHub.To commemorate this release, users deploying dApps to Sand Verse using Oasys Spring can receive a total of 10,000 OAS tokens.

ChainCatcher news, according to Scopescan monitoring, the Web3 social graph protocol CyberConnect has deployed the CYBER contract on-chain 3 hours ago, and no transfers have been made yet.

ChainCatcher news, the LSD protocol unshETH stated on social media that around 22:00 on May 31, one of the deployment private keys of the unshETH contract was leaked. As a precaution, the official team urgently suspended the withdrawal of unshETH ETH. unshETH stated that according to the security model, unshETH ETH deposits (with a TVL of $35 million) are protected by multi-signature + time lock and are not at risk.In addition, some affiliated protocol contracts have been attacked, and they are collaborating with white hat security experts from Coinbase, Stargate, Paladin Blockchain Security, Github, and ogle to ensure the safety of user funds, with the expected impact being limited. Meanwhile, the official team has contacted the hacker in an attempt to negotiate the return of funds and contract ownership to limit the impact on existing users. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain data, the address of the Euler Finance attacker (Euler Finance Exploiter 2) transferred 51,000 ETH (approximately 89 million USD) to the Euler contract deployment address (Euler: Deployer).Earlier, ChainCatcher reported that Euler Finance was attacked, resulting in losses of up to 197 million USD. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the DEX aggregator ParaSwap tweeted in response to the private key leak issue of the contract deployment address, stating that they are investigating the matter, but the address has had no permissions since the contract was deployed.Previously, the security team Supremacy stated on Twitter that the private key of the Paraswap deployer is suspected to be leaked, and the multi-signature treasury may be at risk. (Source link)