UXLINK completes new contract audit, will initiate token migration and submit to multiple exchanges
Jinse Finance reported that the UXLINK team has released the latest security announcement stating that its new token contract has completed a security audit and will soon be deployed on the Ethereum mainnet. The new contract has removed the mint and burn functions, and cross-chain features will be retained through partner services. The token symbol will continue to use "UXLINK" to ensure consistency across platforms. The team will submit the new contract details and migration plan to multiple centralized exchanges and is preparing a full response for DAXA in South Korea. Meanwhile, the team has frozen a large number of hacker-related wallet addresses and is working with law enforcement agencies and third parties to recover the assets. All community losses will be handled transparently and used for community development and compensation.
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