The decentralized exchange governance has greenlit a significant consolidation initiative called "UNIfication," with plans to burn 100M tokens as part of the restructuring. Meanwhile, security concerns have surfaced as multiple wallet users reported unauthorized fund transfers from their accounts. On the stablecoin front, data from the past two years reveals substantial asset freezes—a leading stablecoin issuer froze $3.3M in 2023-2025, while another major player halted $109M in assets during the same period, highlighting the growing regulatory oversight in the digital asset space.
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GweiTooHigh
· 12-26 14:43
Burn 100M? Is this to rescue the market or to harvest the leeks... Such a serious security vulnerability and no statement?
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NFTregretter
· 12-26 14:35
100M tokens burned directly? This time, UNIfication is really serious
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not_your_keys
· 12-26 14:25
安全漏洞这么严重还在烧币?优先级搞反了吧
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 12-26 14:24
Burning coins can solve the problem? Is this just to divert attention or do they really think it can save the market...
The decentralized exchange governance has greenlit a significant consolidation initiative called "UNIfication," with plans to burn 100M tokens as part of the restructuring. Meanwhile, security concerns have surfaced as multiple wallet users reported unauthorized fund transfers from their accounts. On the stablecoin front, data from the past two years reveals substantial asset freezes—a leading stablecoin issuer froze $3.3M in 2023-2025, while another major player halted $109M in assets during the same period, highlighting the growing regulatory oversight in the digital asset space.