According to CoinMeta, Wu said that the RWA public chain Mantra announced that due to security vulnerabilities in Web3Auth and Keplr wallets and private keys, hackers not only stole tokens that users could freely transfer but also unauthorizedly released the Mantra tokens that users had pledged. To prevent further losses, Mantra will urgently suspend all new token release from pledges for 7 days and reserves the right to extend this suspension period. This measure does not affect tokens that are already in the process of being released from pledges. Mantra reminds relevant users to re-pledge their tokens before the end of the 8-day release period to prevent hackers from withdrawing and transferring the assets. Previously, Mantra had frozen multiple hacker wallets through Governance Proposal No. 41.