Zilliqa said its investigation with external cybersecurity firms is still ongoing after ZRC2 proxy contracts used by X-Bridge and some liquidity pools were affected. The update, relayed by BlockBeats, said zUSDT, SEED, kUSD and Zoge were among the impacted tokens, while native ZIL and the Zilliqa EVM network were not affected.
Bridge remains paused during response
X-Bridge remains suspended, and Zilliqa advised users not to use the bridge or related liquidity pools until further notice. The project said it is rotating operational keys and cooperating with exchanges and law enforcement.
CEO Alexander Zahnd has voluntarily resigned, with the board taking over while an external cybersecurity and governance adviser assists until permanent management is appointed. The flash did not disclose an attacker, loss amount or transaction hashes; those details remain subject to the investigation. Read the English BlockBeats flash (original Chinese: BlockBeats flash).