PANews reported on November 3rd that Radiant Capital posted on its X platform: "Reports indicate a security vulnerability in certain Balancer V2 liquidity pools. Radiant is working closely with Balancer contributors and security partners to actively monitor the situation. Based on current information, the issue is limited to specific versions of liquidity pools not used by Radiant. As a precaution, it is recommended to temporarily avoid interaction with dLPs (such as Zapping) and suspend the use of Balancer liquidity pools on Arbitrum and the Ethereum mainnet until further confirmation is received. Deposits within the Radiant platform remain safe, and markets on the Base and BNB chains continue to operate normally. More updates will be released after a full assessment of the situation."PANews reported on November 3rd that Radiant Capital posted on its X platform: "Reports indicate a security vulnerability in certain Balancer V2 liquidity pools. Radiant is working closely with Balancer contributors and security partners to actively monitor the situation. Based on current information, the issue is limited to specific versions of liquidity pools not used by Radiant. As a precaution, it is recommended to temporarily avoid interaction with dLPs (such as Zapping) and suspend the use of Balancer liquidity pools on Arbitrum and the Ethereum mainnet until further confirmation is received. Deposits within the Radiant platform remain safe, and markets on the Base and BNB chains continue to operate normally. More updates will be released after a full assessment of the situation."
Radiant Capital: We recommend temporarily avoiding interaction with dLP, or using Balancer pools on Arbitrum and the mainnet.
2025/11/03 19:06
PANews reported on November 3rd that Radiant Capital posted on its X platform: "Reports indicate a security vulnerability in certain Balancer V2 liquidity pools. Radiant is working closely with Balancer contributors and security partners to actively monitor the situation. Based on current information, the issue is limited to specific versions of liquidity pools not used by Radiant. As a precaution, it is recommended to temporarily avoid interaction with dLPs (such as Zapping) and suspend the use of Balancer liquidity pools on Arbitrum and the Ethereum mainnet until further confirmation is received. Deposits within the Radiant platform remain safe, and markets on the Base and BNB chains continue to operate normally. More updates will be released after a full assessment of the situation."
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