GMX: GMX V1 trading on Arbitrum and Avalanche as well as GLP minting and redeeming have been temporarily paused, V2 and GMX token are unaffected
BlockBeats News, July 9th, GMX announced that the GMX V1's GLP pool on Arbitrum was attacked, with approximately $40 million in tokens being transferred to an unknown wallet. The current top priority is to trace the root cause of the event and progress with asset recovery.
The GMX team has temporarily halted the transaction functionality of GMX V1 on Arbitrum and Avalanche, as well as the minting and redemption of GLP, to prevent further attacks and protect users from additional losses.
Please note that this attack does not impact GMX V2, its markets, or liquidity pools, nor does it affect the GMX token itself. Based on the information currently available, the exploit is limited to GMX V1 and its GLP pool.
You may also like

Nasdaq, CME Merge Crypto Indexes Under New Benchmark
Key Takeaways: Nasdaq and CME Group have combined their crypto indexing efforts to form the Nasdaq-CME Crypto Index.…

Trove ICO Oversubscription Controversy, Ethereum ERC-8004 Standard Released, What's the Overseas Crypto Community Buzzing About Today?

Wyoming’s FRNT Stablecoin Launches — First State-Backed Stablecoin Hits Market
Key Takeaways Wyoming leads innovation in the U.S. by launching the first state-backed stablecoin, FRNT, representing a pivotal…

Key Market Insights for January 8th, how much did you miss out on?

Ranger Fund Takes a New Approach to Public Offering: Can a Grassroots Team Earn Market Trust?

2025 Crypto Card Annual Report: 40,000 Monthly Active Users, Average Spending of Less Than $100

4 Years of Web3 Entrepreneurship: 7 Key Takeaways

From Failures to Success: Building Crypto Products That Truly Matter
Key Takeaways Building infrastructure in crypto doesn’t guarantee success; understanding user needs is critical. Products aimed at younger…

After 500 Rejections, I Started Building a Product People Actually Use

Base's 2025 Report Card: Revenue Grows 30X, Solidifies L2 Leadership

Why is it that recent acquisitions in the crypto space no longer include the token?

Coin Launch at Year-End? What Makes Lighter Stronger than Hyperliquid

Arbitrum Price Prediction – ARB Price Expected to Drop to $0.171970 By Dec 14, 2025
Key Takeaways The Arbitrum (ARB) price is projected to decrease by 22.92% within the next five days, reaching…

Arbitrum Price Prediction – ARB Price Estimated to Decline by December 2025
Key Takeaways The Arbitrum (ARB) price is currently $0.222337, with a prediction to drop 22.92% to $0.171970 by…

USDT Gains Recognition as Fiat-Referenced Token in Abu Dhabi: Implications for Stablecoins
Key Takeaways: Tether’s USDT has been officially recognized as a fiat-referenced token by the Abu Dhabi Global Market…

The Future of Cryptocurrency: Transforming from a Speculative Asset to the Internet’s Core Infrastructure
Key Takeaways The adoption of cryptocurrency is shifting towards integrating blockchain as a foundational, secure communication layer in…

WEEX Labs: Is the Super Bull Market Cycle Coming?

Kraken’s Acquisition of Backed Finance and the Rise of Tokenized Equities
Key Takeaways: Kraken enhances its position in the crypto industry with the acquisition of Backed Finance, which controls…
Nasdaq, CME Merge Crypto Indexes Under New Benchmark
Key Takeaways: Nasdaq and CME Group have combined their crypto indexing efforts to form the Nasdaq-CME Crypto Index.…
Trove ICO Oversubscription Controversy, Ethereum ERC-8004 Standard Released, What's the Overseas Crypto Community Buzzing About Today?
Wyoming’s FRNT Stablecoin Launches — First State-Backed Stablecoin Hits Market
Key Takeaways Wyoming leads innovation in the U.S. by launching the first state-backed stablecoin, FRNT, representing a pivotal…