ChainCatcher message, Sushi announced that it will discontinue Trident Pools, and users need to withdraw liquidity assets by March 15, 2024, Eastern Time.

ChainCatcher news, the cross-chain interoperability protocol Poly Network tweeted that its services will continue to be suspended and is urging cybersecurity professionals to provide expert assistance. The attack has affected 57 types of assets across 10 blockchains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Avalanche, Fantom, Optimism, Arbitrum, Gnosis, Heco, OKX, and others.Poly Network stated that it has communicated with CEX and law enforcement agencies to seek assistance, hoping to collaborate with the attackers to return user assets and avoid potential legal consequences. Meanwhile, to minimize further risks, Poly Network has contacted most project teams, urging them to withdraw liquidity from DEX and advising users holding affected assets to withdraw liquidity and unlock their LP tokens as soon as possible.It is reported that on July 2, Poly Network was attacked by hackers who minted over $34 billion in assets across multiple chains. PeckShield monitoring shows that the attackers have transferred over $5 million in cryptocurrency on Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Polygon, including transferring 1,500 ETH (approximately $2.88 million) to the 0x23f4 address, 440 ETH (approximately $844,000) to the 0xc8Ab address, and 300 ETH (approximately $575,000) to the 0xfD3E address. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to a tweet from Balancer, "The protocol fees for some Balancer pools have been set to 0 to avoid an issue that is about to be publicly disclosed, which has been mitigated. This action was completed by an emergency multi-signature. These pools continue to operate normally, so liquidity providers for these pools do not need to take any action; they will continue to earn swap fees, but the protocol will not deduct any fees."Subsequently, Balancer urged some pool LPs to withdraw liquidity as the emergency DAO could not mitigate the related issue. The pools that need liquidity withdrawal include DOLA / bb-a-USD on the Ethereum mainnet (current locked amount $3.6 million), bb-am-USD/miMATIC on Polygon (locked amount $9,000), Beethoven X on Optimism (powered by Balancer) with It's MAI life (locked amount $1.1 million) and Smells Like Spartan Spirit (locked amount $90,000), and Tenacious Dollar on Beethoven X on Fantom (locked amount $1.6 million). (source link)

Chain Catcher news, the first phase of voting for Acala's resumption of operations has now started, and its LP holders can withdraw liquidity after block height 1939200.According to previous reports, Acala plans to launch the Acala network in phases. The first phase will allow LPs to withdraw liquidity from the liquidity pool, the second phase will enable all functions except for oracles, and the third phase will enable oracles. (Source link)

Chain Catcher news, Acala has announced a progress update following the abnormal minting incident. The network is currently in a state of preparing to resume operations, with plans to launch the Acala network in phases. Phase 1 will allow LPs to withdraw liquidity from the liquidity pool, Phase 2 will enable all operations except for oracles, and Phase 3 will enable oracles.Acala stated that the current total circulating supply of aUSD is 10,961,589, of which 5,837,712 aUSD needs to be re-collateralized and has been fully collateralized. The Acala Foundation used its own funds (3,794,703 USDC and 42.7M ACA) as collateral to borrow 5,837,712 aUSD through a CDP, and then burned the aUSD to achieve re-collateralization. The aUSD funds are a donation from the Acala Foundation to the network. The Acala Foundation will also manage the CDP positions and the related aUSD debt repayments.Additionally, multiple liquidity pools in Acala Swap have been re-capitalized and rebalanced to pre-incident levels, including the aUSD/LDOT pool, aUSD/iBTC, aUSD/LCDOT, ACA/aUSD, aUSD/INTR, and DOT/LCDOT. The Acala Foundation provided the following funds for the re-capitalization and rebalancing of the liquidity pools: including 2,489,614 ACA, 80,853 DOT, 0.164 iBTC, 995,020 INTR, and 530,700 LDOT.The Acala Foundation will continue to work with legal, law enforcement, and other partners to retrieve all incorrectly minted aUSD and mis-minted exchange tokens and return them to the protocol. Currently, some assets have been frozen on-chain through community governance voting, and some assets are frozen in multiple CEXs. (Source link)