Typus Finance: Vulnerability fix completed, no liquidation risk during perpetual contract suspension
ChainCatcher news, according to market sources, Typus Finance announced that the team has completed internal code fixes for the vulnerability disclosed the day before, and is currently awaiting review by independent security experts before redeployment.
Typus emphasized that during the contract suspension period, all perpetual contract positions will not be liquidated, and users' collateral assets are safe and can be withdrawn once the security check is completed. The official statement also mentioned that fund tracking efforts are being coordinated with partners and law enforcement agencies, and the asset recovery plan is still being formulated internally. The team reiterated that they will continue to maintain transparency and promptly inform users after key developments.
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