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Binance announced that starting November 10, 2026 at 16:00 (UTC+8), it will reduce the maximum leverage multiplier for 23 isolated leverage trading pairs from 10x to 5x, involving assets such as ATOM, AVAX, BCH, DOT, HYPE, LTC, SUI, TRX, and ZEC. Following the adjustment, the margin and liquidation risk parameters for the relevant trading pairs will be updated accordingly. Binance reminds users to monitor their positions, deposit additional assets into their isolated leverage accounts or repay debts in advance to mitigate the risk of forced liquidation.
According to Zon monitoring, available information indicates that this security incident may have originated from a Day 0 vulnerability in Initia's MoveVM built on Cosmos SDK. The vulnerability allowed attackers to mint additional tokens on Initia L1, but does not affect the native token INIT. Before the blockchain was halted, the attacker had already transferred out approximately $2.7 million worth of AUSD, ETH, and USDC through additional minting and cross-chain transfers. The team is still investigating, and the subsequent impact and further details remain to be confirmed.
Cosmos Labs disclosed in a post that on September 22, Neutron suffered a governance attack, causing funds across protocols such as Astroport to be transferred, with approximately 1.73 million ATOM entering the Cosmos Hub. The Cosmos Hub itself was not targeted, and user funds remained unaffected. To halt further asset outflows, validators paused the network and utilized the Gaia v28.3.0 patch to transfer approximately 1.227 million ATOM from the attacker's address to a 4/6 multisig account managed by six community validators.
According to Odaily, the privacy-focused public chain project Namada officially stated that the protocol encountered a vulnerability attack incident. The team is currently investigating and has contacted relevant parties to assist in handling the matter.Officials stated that if the operator behind this attack is a white hat hacker, they hope the individual will proactively contact the team to further understand the vulnerability and facilitate a resolution.On-chain data shows that some ATOM assets related to the incident were allegedly transferred to a Cosmos Hub network address via IBC (Inter-Blockchain Communication protocol). According to on-chain tracking information, this address received approximately 228,517 ATOM on June 18. The funds were subsequently drained within hours through IBC transfers and multiple outgoing transactions. Currently, only a small balance remains in this address.As of now, Namada has not disclosed the type of vulnerability, the attack method, or the specific scale of losses. The relevant investigation is still ongoing.