Ekubo: The protocol is currently safe to use, and the Starknet instance is not affected
Foresight News reports that AMM platform Ekubo tweeted that the protocol is currently safe to use. Regarding the recent router authorization incident on Ethereum, it stated that the Starknet instance was not affected; the Ethereum deployment has been fully fixed, and the application is safe to use; LP deposits were never at risk, only users who previously approved the router were affected. In the future, Ekubo’s frontend will only support token swaps with wallets that support batch transactions, ensuring that authorization and usage are completed in the same transaction. Compensation plans for affected users are currently being discussed, and specific details will be announced after DAO approval.
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