According to ME News, on June 1 (UTC+8), blockchain security firm PeckShield issued an alert stating that Gnosis Pay is currently under an ongoing security attack. Meanwhile, Gnosis co-founder Martin Köppelmann publicly urged users to immediately withdraw their held GNO and EURe assets to mitigate potential risks. Market analysis indicates that, as a critical infrastructure connecting payment scenarios with on-chain assets, Gnosis Pay—if confirmed to have suffered fund theft or protocol exploitation—could trigger short-term selling pressure on Gnosis GNO and the euro-stablecoin EURe, further impacting market sentiment toward projects within the Gnosis ecosystem. As of now, the official team has not disclosed the scale of the attack, the amount of losses, or specific technical details; the situation remains ongoing. Users holding related assets or using Gnosis Pay services should closely monitor official announcements and promptly assess their risk exposure. (Source: ChainCatcher)
PeckShield Warns of Security Attack on Gnosis Pay, Advises Users to Withdraw GNO and EURe
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PeckShield has warned of a security incident targeting Gnosis Pay, citing on-chain data from MetaEra. Gnosis co-founder Martin Köppelmann has urged users to withdraw their GNO and EURe. Analysts suggest the incident may put pressure on altcoins, including GNO and EURe. The scale of the attack and any associated losses remain unclear. Users are advised to monitor official updates and evaluate their risk exposure.
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