BitWell Security Department: The platform Solana wallet is not affected by the vulnerability, and the deposit and withdrawal of assets are normal

[BitWell Security Department: The platform Solana wallet is not affected by the vulnerability, and the deposit and withdrawal of assets are normal] On August 3, the Solana audit company OtterSec stated on Twitter that in the past few hours, more than 8,000 Solana wallets have been Vulnerabilities encountered large-scale attacks. In this regard, Jackson, head of BitWell's security department, said: The Solana wallet belonging to the platform has been checked, and no abnormal funds have been found.

At present, BitWell supports dozens of public chains, and has a risk control system comparable to traditional banks and a cold wallet reserve management mechanism, ensuring the security of users' assets and the freedom of deposit and withdrawal in an all-round way.

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