ChainCatcher news, dYdX posted on X that the smart contracts on dYdX v3 are secure and have not been attacked. Until further notice, users should not withdraw any funds or interact with the website dydx.exchange.Previous news, the dYdX website has been compromised, please do not visit the site or click any links.

ChainCatcher news, Renzo co-founder Lucas Kozinski stated that the team has been discussing the final few matters in the past two days in order to announce the audit results and initiate a 3-day time lock. It is expected that on June 17/18, after the EigenLayer custody period ends, users will be able to request withdrawals.

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain detective ZachXBT's monitoring, the cryptocurrency exchange Bitforex experienced a fund outflow of approximately $56.5 million from its hot wallet on February 23. Shortly after the fund outflow, user withdrawal requests were suspended, and the exchange has not issued any official announcements to date. Currently, users are attempting to contact the Bitforex team through social media for answers.It is reported that a month ago, the CEO of Bitforex announced his resignation. Bitforex holds 18% of the TRB supply and 7% of the OMI supply.

ChainCatcher message, regarding the Gamma security incident, the Arbitrum ecosystem DEX Camelot posted on platform X stating that Gamma has suspended deposits in its Vault to prevent further risks. The Camelot core protocol/Algebra remains secure and unaffected.The exploit appears to target only Gamma's stable Vault. While this issue has been mitigated, Camelot has additionally unlocked the spNFT of the Gamma Vault so that users can withdraw;Camelot is working with all relevant parties and security experts to provide updates as continuously as possible.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the bankrupt cryptocurrency lending company BlockFi has filed a request with the court to transfer the assets in user accounts that are for trading only into stablecoins, so that individuals can withdraw these assets.It is reported that this request marks another step for the company in returning user funds, a process that was initiated in August.

ChainCatcher news, on April 25, the Estonian crypto lending platform CoinLoan announced that it has stopped all user withdrawals and operations.Previous report, CoinLoan had started to limit user withdrawals in July 2022, reducing the daily withdrawal limit to $5,000. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the liquid staking protocol Lido has announced an NFT issuance plan linked to user withdrawal requests for ETH, with each NFT serving as a request to unstake their ETH. These withdrawals will be enabled after the Ethereum Shanghai upgrade next month.Lido product manager Mariya Muzyko stated at the meeting that users can withdraw stETH on Lido and receive ETH at a 1:1 ratio, which will be divided into two steps: request and claim. Once users request a withdrawal, they will receive an NFT issued by Lido that represents their withdrawal request. Users can then use the NFT to claim their ETH rewards. The NFT is destroyed once the user redeems and claims their ETH.Each withdrawal request NFT is transferable, meaning users can transfer the NFT to another address, granting that new address the right to claim the corresponding ETH rewards. If users decide to sell their NFT on the secondary market, Lido stated that it will not charge any royalties from the sale. The withdrawal period takes approximately 1 to 5 days to process, depending on the amount of stETH in the withdrawal and the total number of requests. (CoinDesk)

ChainCatcher news, FTX Japan announced that it will resume user fiat and cryptocurrency withdrawals on February 21 local time. The statement also mentioned that due to a large number of customer requests, the withdrawal process may take some time to complete. Additionally, other services of FTX Japan will be announced to resume as soon as possible. (Source link)

According to ChainCatcher, citing informed sources from CoinDesk, Zipmex has signed a rescue plan negotiated in November 2022, and investors have been providing funds in batches. Zipmex announced on February 15, 2023, that all eligible creditors must fill out a form containing information about the funds held in Zipmex by February 21, and plans to complete user withdrawals by March 21.Previously, ChainCatcher reported that Zipmex may sign a rescue plan worth over $100 million, which will be led by the venture capital firm V Ventures, founded by Thai billionaire and coffee king Prayudh Mahagitsiri's son Chalermchai Mahagitsiri, in exchange for 90% of Zipmex's shares. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the encrypted lending platform Celsius Network tweeted that as the withdrawals of allocable assets in some custodial accounts are restarting, Celsius has begun notifying eligible users to take the necessary steps for withdrawals. For FAQs related to the withdrawal process, please refer to the official link.According to previous news from ChainCatcher, in early February, Celsius announced an upcoming asset withdrawal process update, stating that for security and regulatory reasons, eligible users will be required to update their Celsius accounts with certain required information before processing any withdrawals. "Eligible custodial users will be able to withdraw approximately 94% of the eligible custodial assets." Whether eligible users can withdraw the remaining 6% will be decided by the court later. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, cryptocurrency payment provider Wyre announced that it will limit customers to withdraw no more than 90% of the current funds held in each account. "We are modifying our withdrawal policy. While customers will still be able to withdraw, at this time, we will limit withdrawals to no more than 90% of the current funds in each customer account, and comply with the current daily limits."It is reported that this new rule applies to all customers using its services, meaning that any withdrawal requests exceeding this limit will be denied. Previously, Wyre CEO Yanni Giannaros resigned, and Chief Risk and Compliance Officer Stephen Cheng was appointed as interim CEO. Some employees claimed that the company would undergo liquidation and plans to terminate services by the end of this month, but Wyre stated that its operations will continue. (Cryptoslate)

ChainCatcher message, FTX Japan official announcement, in light of the way cryptocurrency assets are held and property rights under Japanese law, the fiat currency and cryptocurrency entrusted to the company by customers are not subject to the U.S. Bankruptcy Code Chapter 11, meaning that the cash and cryptocurrencies of Japanese customers should not be part of FTX Japan's assets. FTX Japan plans to resume normal withdrawal services based on this. (Source link)

ChainCatcher message, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit has issued a notice regarding the restriction of cryptocurrency asset withdrawals to the FTX exchange. Upbit stated that due to internal circumstances at the FTX exchange, withdrawals to FTX have been suspended. Due to the nature of virtual assets, once a withdrawal request is completed, it cannot be canceled. If users transfer cryptocurrency assets using the FTX exchange, it may result in asset loss. As part of investor protection measures, Upbit will restrict users from withdrawing to the FTX exchange. (Source link)